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<Words>
  <W>
    <SM>[weit]</SM>
    <E>wait</E>
    <C>vt. 等候；推迟；延缓
vi. 等待；耽搁；伺候用餐
n. 等待；等候
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The job would have to wait until David was out, otherwise he would be angry that she had not asked him to do it.</E>
        <C>这事需待大卫外出后才能做,否则他会因为她没让他去干而大发雷霆的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It would be an accommodation to me if you could wait some days for the money.</E>
        <C>请你们通融通融,让我过几天再来付钱吧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I did not know whether I should wait to be questioned or make a break now.</E>
        <C>我不知道要怎样做,等待人家的审问呢,还是趁早设法逃身。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He must wait and see just how much he would make here in this perfectly marvelous realm.</E>
        <C>他得等着瞧瞧,在这个奥妙无穷的洞天福地里,他究竟能得到多大的好处。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He put away his day's work, assuring me that he had nothing to do that he could not wait tomorrow, and threw himself into a long chair.</E>
        <C>他丢开手头的公事,向我保证,他要办的事都可以等到明天再办,便一下子坐到了一张长椅子上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>await,phase back</E>
        <C>vt. 等候；推迟；延缓</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>delay</E>
        <C>vi. [计]等待；耽搁；伺候用餐</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>noop</E>
        <C>n. [计]等待；等候</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[weik]</SM>
    <E>wake</E>
    <C>vi. 醒来；唤醒；警觉
vt. 叫醒；激发
n. 尾迹；守夜；守丧
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I fear the light might dazzle her eyes and wake her, so I brought it here.</E>
        <C>我害怕灯光照她的眼睛,把她照醒,因此把它拿到这里来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He would have tossed and fidgeted, as his nerves demanded, but he was afraid he might wake Sid.</E>
        <C>他很想顺从他的神经的要求,翻一翻身,动弹动弹,可是他唯恐惊醒席德。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Being careful not to wake up the mate, whose room was opposite, I spoke in an undertone.</E>
        <C>为了不致吵醒对面房里的大副,我只得低声说话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made a short pace to the rail and back, and cast a troubled eye at the Uncle Toby's wake.</E>
        <C>他向栏杆迈出半步,又折回来,用不安的目光瞥了瞥“托比大叔”号的尾迹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wake survey cannot be used to measure the drag of stalled airfoil or of airfoils with flaps down.</E>
        <C>尾流测量不能用来测量失连状态下的冀型或襟翼偏转后的翼型阻力。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>awake,arouse</E>
        <C>vi. 醒来；唤醒；警觉</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>inspire,make someone tick</E>
        <C>vt. 叫醒；激发</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>vigil,night watch</E>
        <C>n. 尾迹；守夜；守丧</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wɔ:k]</SM>
    <E>walk</E>
    <C>n. 步行，走；散步
vt. 散步；走过
vi. 走，步行；散步
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had been used to being of cock of the walk in his native village.</E>
        <C>他已惯于在乡里称王称霸了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>So, in 1965, a Russian and an American were able to leave their spaceships and to walk in space.</E>
        <C>所以在一九六五年,一个俄国人和一个美国人能够离开他们乘着的宇宙飞船,在太空行走。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did nothing but walk up and down the garden path in a state bordering on stupefaction.</E>
        <C>她什么也没做,只在庭园的甬道上来往瞎走,她的心情近于昏沉麻木。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The only sure way was to walk up to him, camouflaged bomb in hand, and detonate.</E>
        <C>唯一十拿九稳的办法就是,走到他面前,手里拿着伪装起来的炸弹,引爆它。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If he did not catch the last tram he had to walk, and that made him very late.</E>
        <C>他如果没赶上最后一趟有轨电车就得走着回家,那样的话,到家就会很晚了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pedestrism,ambulation</E>
        <C>n. 步行，走；散步</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>step by,roam around</E>
        <C>vt. 散步；走过</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>go,foot,step,track</E>
        <C>vi. 走，步行；散步</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wɔ:l]</SM>
    <E>wall</E>
    <C>n. 墙壁，围墙；似墙之物
vt. 用墙围住，围以墙
adj. 墙壁的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was lounging with his back against the wall, and his hands in his pockets.</E>
        <C>他正在那儿背靠着墙,手插在口袋里,消遥闲立。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Upon the top of the bank was a low brick wall, surmounted by an iron railing.</E>
        <C>堤上有一段矮矮的砖墙,墙上是一道铁栅栏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had moved from the wall of the garret, very near to the bench on which he sat.</E>
        <C>她已经从顶阁的墙边走过来,很挨近他所坐的矮凳。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They walked along the water's edge to a quiet spot and sat down on a low stone wall.</E>
        <C>他们沿着湖边走到一个僻静的地方,在一堵低矮的石墙上坐下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The ting fingerprints on the wall spoke of little prisoners trying to feel their way to sun and air.</E>
        <C>墙上小小的指印,暗示出娇小的笼中之鸟曾想摸索到有阳光和空气的地方去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>enclosure,fence</E>
        <C>n. 墙壁，围墙；似墙之物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>inwall</E>
        <C>vt. 用墙围住，围以墙</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>mural</E>
        <C>adj. 墙壁的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wɔnt, wɔ:nt]</SM>
    <E>want</E>
    <C>vt. 需要；希望；应该；缺少
n. 需要；缺乏；贫困；必需品
vi. 需要；缺少
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We're not politicians, like you; we've gone through hell long enough to want something of the other thing.</E>
        <C>我们不像你,我们都不是政客;我们已经吃够了苦,要尝尝别的滋味了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mary, don't you want me to be a laughing stork?</E>
        <C>玛丽,你愿意要我当个傻瓜蛋吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I don't want to quarrel with you any more or to make a scene.</E>
        <C>我不想再和你吵嘴或者打闹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Do what you think right. But I don't want you to be thieves.</E>
        <C>你们觉得该怎么做就怎么做吧。不过我不希望你们做强盗。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They wanted us to get out of Vietnam and yet it did not want defeat.</E>
        <C>他们即希望我们从越南脱身,又不希望遭受失败。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ask,would have,claim</E>
        <C>vt. 需要；希望；应该；缺少</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>necessity,shortage,need,poverty,deficiency</E>
        <C>n. 需要；缺乏；贫困；必需品</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>wish,have need of</E>
        <C>vi. 需要；缺少</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wɔ:]</SM>
    <E>war</E>
    <C>n. 战争，斗争；军事，战术；冲突，对抗，竞争
vi. 打仗，作战；对抗
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He gave his own spoiled and soft nation, in its first moment of success against us, a clear simple war aim.</E>
        <C>在这初次对我们取得胜利的时刻,为他自己那个娇生惯养,没有骨头的民族提供了一个简单明确的战争目标。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>These men were all profiting from the war and making a lot of money for themselves.</E>
        <C>这些人大发战争财,替自己赚了不少钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After the war there might be a bit of stink.</E>
        <C>到战后说不定还会有一点流言蜚语。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Recruiting and employing forced labour was one of the war crimes.</E>
        <C>征募和雇佣强迫劳动力是战争罪行之一。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>All knew that this interest was somehow the cause of the war.</E>
        <C>大家知道大体上这种利益就是这场战争的原因。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>interference,competition,sword,tactics,conflict</E>
        <C>n. [军]战争，斗争；军事，战术；冲突，对抗，竞争</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>compete,campaign,fight,battle</E>
        <C>vi. 打仗，作战；对抗</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wɔ:m]</SM>
    <E>warm</E>
    <C>adj. 温暖的；热情的
vi. 同情；激动；变温暖
vt. 使…兴奋；使…温暖；使…感兴趣
n. 取暖；加热
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She sucked up the warm moist air from near the surface of the sea.</E>
        <C>她吸收了海洋表面潮湿的热气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Usually he looked as if he saw things, was full of life, and warm.</E>
        <C>通常,他的神色仿佛在憧憬着什么,显得那么生机勃勃,兴味盎然。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Franklin placed the warm scarf Debbie had knitted for him in the top of his knapsack.</E>
        <C>富兰克林把黛比为他织的暖和的围巾放在背包的最上层。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The warm room lulled his blood and a deepening sense of fatigue drugged him with sleep.</E>
        <C>温暖的房间缓和了他的血流,一阵越来越厉害的疲乏感给他带来浓重睡意。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He thought, as he walked the warm Roman night after depositing Justine in her pension.</E>
        <C>他把贾斯丁送进膳宿公寓之后,一个人走在罗马暖和的夜色中,边走边想。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>intense,hot,tropical,enthusiastic,passionate</E>
        <C>adj. 温暖的；热情的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fire,sympathize</E>
        <C>vi. 同情；激动；变温暖</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>excite</E>
        <C>vt. 使…兴奋；使…温暖；使…感兴趣</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>heating up,calefaction</E>
        <C>n. 取暖；加热</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wɔ:n]</SM>
    <E>warn</E>
    <C>vt. 警告，提醒；通知
vi. 发出警告，发出预告
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Three of them actually wrote to the viscount to tell him what had happened and to warn him that the concierge had lost his mind.</E>
        <C>有三个人实际给子爵写了信,告诉他发生的事,要他提防这里看门人的神经失常。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I warn you to have nothing to do with it.</E>
        <C>我警告你们不要去招惹它。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I shall not be able to keep you—and so I warn you.</E>
        <C>我是不养活你的,所以我得跟你声明。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The doctor had to warn her,she must be prepared for the worse.</E>
        <C>医生不得不警告她,她必须做最坏的准备。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At least I could warn him off.</E>
        <C>我至少可以劝他离开。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>alarm,jack,message,alert</E>
        <C>vt. 警告，提醒；通知</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wɔʃ, wɔ:ʃ]</SM>
    <E>wash</E>
    <C>n. 洗涤；洗的衣服；化妆水；冲积物
vt. 洗涤；洗刷；冲走；拍打
vi. 洗澡；被冲蚀
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The blame may lie where it ought to lie, and nowhere else, for I wash my hands of every part of it.</E>
        <C>那罪过可以由该受罚的人去担当,不要加在别人身上,我对于这事不再过问了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>So, covered with blood and scratches, she struggled out on the other side of the fence, and began to look for water to wash herself in.</E>
        <C>就这样,她带着鲜血和抓伤挣扎着过了篱笆,开始找水洗。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Alan and I could at last wash out the roundhouse and be quit of the memorials of those whom we had slain.</E>
        <C>艾伦和我至少可以把后甲板室冲洗一下,消除被我们杀死的那些人的遗迹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After breakfast, my sister Lou and I had our usual lively quarrel over whose turn it was to wash dishes.</E>
        <C>早餐后,我和璐姐像平日一样争辩该轮到谁洗碗的事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Heavy rain would not only wash away the soil but would cause serious floods as well.</E>
        <C>大雨不仅将冲走土壤,而且可能造成严重的洪水灾害。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>laundrying,lavation</E>
        <C>n. 洗涤；洗的衣服；化妆水；冲积物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>baptise,line dry</E>
        <C>vt. 洗涤；洗刷；冲走；拍打</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>have a bath</E>
        <C>vi. 洗澡；[地质]被冲蚀</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[weist]</SM>
    <E>waste</E>
    <C>n. 浪费；废物；荒地；损耗；地面风化物
vt. 浪费；消耗；使荒芜
vi. 浪费；变消瘦；挥霍钱财
adj. 废弃的；多余的；荒芜的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The best method to date is to let the waste fibre fall into a trough.</E>
        <C>到目前,最好的办法是让废丝落在一个槽中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>What manner of men choked off the life in rivers, streams and lakes with the waste of their produce?</E>
        <C>什么样的人把生产的废料抛进河流,小溪和湖泊,窒息了水中生物的生命?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Even the coming sun made but a pale waste in the sky, like a sad sea.</E>
        <C>就是快要升起的太阳也只使得天空一片苍茫,象阴沉沉的大海一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The person such grace and such beauty should have condescend to waste itself on such a pursuit.</E>
        <C>这么优美,这么艳丽的人儿竟然堕落下去,把自身的精力浪费在这样的事情上!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Oh, what a fool she was to waste her life, to throw away her chance of happiness.</E>
        <C>啊,她这样浪费生命,抛开幸福的机运,是多么愚蠢!</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>refuse,garbage,dissipation,wear</E>
        <C>n. 浪费；废物；荒地；损耗；地面风化物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>lose,spend,consume</E>
        <C>vt. 浪费；消耗；使荒芜</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>trifle away,fiddle away</E>
        <C>vi. 浪费；变消瘦；挥霍钱财</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>spare,unnecessary,redundant</E>
        <C>adj. 废弃的；多余的；荒芜的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wɔtʃ, wɔ:tʃ]</SM>
    <E>watch</E>
    <C>vt. 观察；注视；看守；警戒
n. 手表；监视；守护；值班人
vi. 观看，注视；守侯，看守
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Grandfather!" he thought without sequence, and took out his watch.</E>
        <C>“爷爷啊!”他胡乱想着,把表掏了出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They did not disturb him then, but kept a watch upon him all that day.</E>
        <C>当时他们并没有打扰他,只是监视了他一整天。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he stepped up to the cab, he pulled a gold watch from his pocket.</E>
        <C>他在登上马车时,从口袋里掏出一块金表。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He never "watch" his language with her, which at first she took as evidence of his contempt.</E>
        <C>和她在一起他从来不“注意”他的语言,起先,她把这看成是他瞧不起她的一种迹象。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not fish or watch birds; this was no time for pleasant embellishments to his cover.</E>
        <C>他既不钓鱼也不观鸟;此时此刻不是对自己的伪装进行修饰和美化的时候。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>protect,look into</E>
        <C>vt. 观察；注视；看守；警戒</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>observation,monitoring,surveillance</E>
        <C>n. 手表；监视；守护；值班人</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>sight,regard</E>
        <C>vi. 观看，注视；守侯，看守</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔ:tə, 'wɔ-]</SM>
    <E>water</E>
    <C>n. 水；海水；雨水；海域，大片的水
vt. 使湿；供以水；给…浇水
vi. 加水；流泪
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Most decadent," he said, and held out his water glass.</E>
        <C>“最过瘾了,”他一面说,一面把玻璃杯递过去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He stretched out his arms toward the dark water in a curious way.</E>
        <C>他朝着幽暗的海水把两只胳膊伸了出去,那样子真古怪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was as if a basin of water had been emptied over him.</E>
        <C>好象一盆水泼他身上似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They fetched water twice a week from the bottom of the hill where the well was.</E>
        <C>他们每星期从山下的井里打两次水。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a fine noise of rushing water from the crown of an oak at his back.</E>
        <C>一股水柱从他身后的橡树顶上瓢泼而下,发出悦耳的声响。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>seawater,eau</E>
        <C>n. 水；海水；雨水；海域，大片的水</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>shed tears,pipe one's eye</E>
        <C>vi. 加水；流泪</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔ:təmelən, 'wɔ-]</SM>
    <E>watermelon</E>
    <C>n. 西瓜
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The watermelon is green without and red within.</E>
        <C>西瓜皮绿瓤红。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>sandia</E>
        <C>n. [园艺]西瓜</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wei]</SM>
    <E>way</E>
    <C>n. 方法；道路；方向；行业；习惯
adv. 大大地；远远地
adj. 途中的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was making the best of her way with singular speed for so aged a woman.</E>
        <C>她在尽快地前进,年事这么高的妇女竟能以如此的速度行走。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The best way to turn off the speculation, he said, was to tell the truth.</E>
        <C>他说,停止那些臆测的最好办法就是说明真相。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>And yet there was an aloofness about him, a way he had of making her feel he had never been enslaved by his beauty.</E>
        <C>可是他对此却有一点冷漠,从来没有使她感觉到他在受自己外貌的奴役。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If she were really innocent, he knew she would have jumped to her feet in her defiant way.</E>
        <C>倘使她真是无辜的,他知道,她会大胆地跳起脚来,浑身都表示抗议。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He squeezed his way into a crowded bus.</E>
        <C>他挤进了拥挤的公共汽车。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>path,method,direction,orientation,approach,aspect,system</E>
        <C>n. 方法；[交]道路；方向；行业；习惯</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>greatly,large</E>
        <C>adv. 大大地；远远地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wi:弱 wi]</SM>
    <E>we</E>
    <C>pron. 我们（主格）；笔者，本人（作者或演讲人使用）；朕，寡人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We say that we are "all thumbs", meaning that our fingers seem to be too clumsy for the work.</E>
        <C>我们常说自己“笨手笨脚”,意思是说我们的手指太笨拙,干不了某件工作。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>How much coal did we use last winter?</E>
        <C>去年冬天,我们用了多少煤?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We keep trying to put the jigsaw puzzle together.</E>
        <C>我们继续尝试这种拼图游戏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was no doubt that we were unwelcome visitors.</E>
        <C>无疑,我们是不受欢迎的来客。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We waited respectfully for her to break the silence.</E>
        <C>我们尊重地等待她打破沉寂。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wi:k]</SM>
    <E>weak</E>
    <C>adj. [经] 疲软的；虚弱的；无力的；不牢固的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made a hit at me--it was a round, weak blow that missed me and almost knocked himself down.</E>
        <C>他给了我一拳,幸而这一拳头不是劈面打来的,势头不大,也没打中,他自己反而险些摔了一跤。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Woman is too weak and gentle to be intended to run such risks, and man must feel for her.</E>
        <C>女人太软弱,大温和,不能要求她们去冒这种危险,男人必须同情她们。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She would not be so weak as to throw away the comfort of a child and yet retain the anxiety of a parent!</E>
        <C>她不会如此软弱,以至于丢开了孩子的安慰,却还保留着为人父母的焦虑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When I saw him yesterday, he said he was so shrunk up and weak he didn't know if he could last much longer.</E>
        <C>我昨天见到他时,他说他又干瘪又虚弱,不知道自己还能够活多久。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>How pompous some of the grand passages appeared; and how weak others were in which he thought he had expressed his full heart!</E>
        <C>有些华丽的段落显得浮而不实,也有些段落软弱无力,可是他当时却认为,它们表达了他的整个心灵!</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>loose,work-out</E>
        <C>adj. [经]疲软的；虚弱的；无力的；不牢固的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[welθ]</SM>
    <E>wealth</E>
    <C>n. 财富；大量；富有
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>By his own marriage, likewise, which happened soon afterwards, he added to his wealth.</E>
        <C>同样,在这以后不久,由于他结婚,他又增加了一笔财富。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Miss Sedley's papa was a merchant in London and a man of some wealth.</E>
        <C>赛特笠小姐的爸爸在伦敦做买卖,手里很有几个钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If the young man thought this a curious word to apply to the possession of wealth, he did not say so.</E>
        <C>如果这位年轻人认为用这个奇特的词儿是指发财致富而言,他可没有这样明说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He would at once ascertain what the truth might be as to the lady's wealth.</E>
        <C>他要立刻去查查清楚,那个女人的财产情况实际上究竟如何。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This restored wealth softened him in some degree.</E>
        <C>不过这些恢复的财富却多少使他的心里轻松一点。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>treasure,lots of,ocean,money,fortune,sea</E>
        <C>n. [经]财富；大量；富有</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wεə]</SM>
    <E>wear</E>
    <C>n. 穿著,磨损,耐久性
v. 穿著,用旧,耗损
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was proud of her love and not afraid to wear her heart on her sleeve.</E>
        <C>她为她的爱情而洋洋得意,并不去隐瞒它。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The man of whiskers gave a blast on the whistle which he used to wear hanging round his neck.</E>
        <C>大胡子拿起老是挂在脖子上的哨子吹了一声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Let us wear out together, When Joseph is ready to leave, then I too will do so.</E>
        <C>让我们一起老掉把。当约瑟要走时,那么我也会走。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>These shoes will wear at least a year.</E>
        <C>这双鞋至少可穿一年。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was that made her wear a sad and thoughtful countenance.</E>
        <C>因此她才那样愁眉苦脸,心事重重。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>have on,keep sth on</E>
        <C>vt. 穿着，戴；[机]磨损</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>grind down,frazzle</E>
        <C>vi. [机]磨损，变旧</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>clothing,waste,garment,apparel,durability</E>
        <C>n. [服装]服装，穿着；耐用性，耐久性；损耗</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['weðə]</SM>
    <E>weather</E>
    <C>n. 天气；气象；气候；处境
vt. 经受住；使风化；侵蚀；使受风吹雨打
vi. 风化；受侵蚀；经受风雨
adj. 露天的；迎风的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The weather was rainy, and for two days there was no question of tennis.</E>
        <C>天气多雨,有两天无法打网球。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The warm weather of the last few days had been a phony summer, the build-up to the storm.</E>
        <C>前几天天气暖和,但那不过是夏天的一种假象,是这场暴风雨袭来的先兆。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>An elderly man with a face that was a weather map of his years spat into the fireplace and said.</E>
        <C>一位年长的人,他的一张脸就是他岁月的气象图,往火炉里吐口唾沫说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We decided to run at the first chance because we knew it would be a death march in weather like this.</E>
        <C>我们决定一有机会就逃,因为我们知道在这种天气里,走下去是非死不可的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looks out of the windows from which she looked out, not long ago, upon the weather that bored her to death.</E>
        <C>他望着窗外,而不久以前,夫人也在这里望着窗外那使她烦得要死的天气。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>climate,situation</E>
        <C>n. 天气；[气象]气象；气候；处境</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>last out,eat into</E>
        <C>vt. 经受住；使风化；侵蚀；使受风吹雨打</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>bloom out,effloresce</E>
        <C>vi. 风化；受侵蚀；经受风雨</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>outdoor,unroofed</E>
        <C>adj. 露天的；迎风的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['websait]</SM>
    <E>website</E>
    <C>n. 网站（全球资讯网的主机站）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This website is an online portal providing you shopping information in various cities.</E>
        <C>该网站是一个在线门户网站,提供多个城市的购物信息。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Buyers can check the anti-counterfeiting code on the official website and verify the product's authenticity.</E>
        <C>购买者可以在官网上查询防伪码,确认产品真伪。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wenzdi; -dei]</SM>
    <E>Wednesday</E>
    <C>n. 星期三
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Thursday seemed to confirm the encouraging signs of Wednesday.</E>
        <C>星期四这一天看来进一步证实了星期三令人鼓舞的征兆。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>What he had just heard, Nim realized, was in essence what he had told Ardythe last Wednesday night.</E>
        <C>尼姆意识到他刚才听到的话正是他上星期三夜里对阿黛丝说的内容。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Jamieson tells me the next boat sails Wednesday.</E>
        <C>杰美生告诉我下一班船是在星期三开航。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'll look in my diary to see if I'm free next Wednesday.</E>
        <C>我要瞧瞧记事簿看下星期三有没有空。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wi:k]</SM>
    <E>week</E>
    <C>n. 周，星期
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They do nothing for it but talk a lot of twaddle two or three times a week.</E>
        <C>他们什么也不干,只不过每星期讲两三次废话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>How much do you earn a week?</E>
        <C>你一周挣多少钱?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A fever held him for a week.</E>
        <C>他发烧一个星期了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>How much money did you use last week?</E>
        <C>上星期,你花了多少钱?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The doctor told me to lay off for a week.</E>
        <C>医生要我休息一个星期。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>Zhou,Chou</E>
        <C>n. 周，[天]星期</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wi:kdei]</SM>
    <E>weekday</E>
    <C>n. 平日，工作日
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Function to obtain the name of the weekday from its number.</E>
        <C>函数从其数字中获取周几的名称。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Also, the last rate increase came on a weekday.</E>
        <C>另外,最新的加息是在工作日公布的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To add days to date, you can use Day of Year ("y"), Day ("d"), or Weekday ("w").</E>
        <C>若要向date添加天数,可以使用“某年的某一天”("y")、“日”("d")或“工作日”("w")。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If this describes your typical weekday meal plan, you are one of millions across Asia who are now eating more and more meals out of home.</E>
        <C>这如果是你典型的一周三餐,你就是全亚洲越来越多的数百万外食人口之一。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The numeric designation for the weekday, from 1 through 7; 1 indicates the first day of the week and 7 indicates the last day of the week.</E>
        <C>以数字表示的周几,介于1到7之间1表示一周的第一天,7表示一周的最后一天。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>working days,werktag</E>
        <C>n. 平日，工作日</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,wi:k'end, 'wi:kend]</SM>
    <E>weekend</E>
    <C>n. 周末，周末休假；周末聚会
adj. 周末的，周末用的
vi. 度周末
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was the first weekend on which parents were allowed to take pupils out.</E>
        <C>这是家长们可以把学生领出去的第一个周末。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>John spent a happy weekend sorting out his coins and stamps.</E>
        <C>约翰花了整个周末把他的硬币和邮票都分了类。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As a teenager, I had a weekend job in a fruit market.</E>
        <C>十几岁的时候,我周末在一个水果店帮工。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He has paid off twenty of his employees this weekend.</E>
        <C>到这周末,他已付薪解雇了20名雇员。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They skipped over to Paris for the weekend.</E>
        <C>他们匆匆前往巴黎去度周末。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>Saturday-to-Monday</E>
        <C>n. 周末，周末休假；周末聚会</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>Saturday-to-Monday</E>
        <C>adj. 周末的，周末用的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wei]</SM>
    <E>weigh</E>
    <C>vt. 权衡；考虑；称…重量
vi. 重量为…；具有重要性；成为…的重荷；起锚
n. 权衡；称重量
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He tried to weigh his soul to see if it was a poet's soul.</E>
        <C>他试着剖析自个儿的性灵,想看透这是不是诗人的性灵。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had to weigh that risk against the precious hours he might gain by delaying the discovery of the deaths.</E>
        <C>他得估量一下,为推迟这几具死尸的被发现而做出的冒险,可以使他获得多少宝贵的时间。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wealth did not weigh on me.</E>
        <C>这笔财富不再使我感到沉重。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The next best way to quantify the amount of protoplasm in each trophic level is to weigh it.</E>
        <C>确定每一个营养阶层原生质总量的第二个好办法是称重。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I felt a judicial mind, a keen, clear, unhampered brain, should sift and weigh.</E>
        <C>我觉得应请一位心地公正、头脑锐敏、清晰而且毫无先入之见的人来进行鉴别和判断。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>view,measure,study,regard,think of</E>
        <C>vt. 权衡；考虑；称…重量</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>break ground</E>
        <C>vi. 重量为…；具有重要性；成为…的重荷；起锚</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>trade-off</E>
        <C>n. 权衡；[计量]称重量</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[weit]</SM>
    <E>weight</E>
    <C>n. 重量，重力；负担；砝码；重要性
vt. 加重量于，使变重
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sometimes he bent his head, as if under a great weight of sorrow.</E>
        <C>有时候他低着头,好象满怀愁情。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had no idea of how much weight she had lost or how she looked.</E>
        <C>她无暇顾及自己瘦了多少,变成了什么样子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The slow days drifted on, and each left behind it a slightly lightened weight of apprehension.</E>
        <C>缓慢的日子一天天混过去了,每过一天,都稍微减轻了一分恐惧心理的担负。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her presence had not so much weight as to task thought, and yet enough to exercise it.</E>
        <C>有她在场虽然不太让人伤脑筋,但也够让人费神的了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a smell Thomas recognized, as he stumbled down the hill under the weight of his friend.</E>
        <C>托马斯在他朋友重压下跌跌撞撞地奔下山去的时候,闻到一股他所熟悉的气味。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>significance,burden,stress,strain,consequence</E>
        <C>n. [物]重量，重力；负担；[计量]砝码；重要性</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['welkəm]</SM>
    <E>welcome</E>
    <C>adj. 受欢迎的
n. 欢迎
vt. 欢迎
int. 欢迎
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I am sure he should be very welcome to bed and board at my house.</E>
        <C>我保证,我们热烈欢迎他来我家吃住。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>How bright and welcome the sun looked as he rose to the water surface coughing and spluttering!</E>
        <C>当他咳嗽着挣扎着露出水面时,太阳是那么明亮,那么逗人喜爱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The fresh air was as welcome to his lungs as the policeman's quest to his mood.</E>
        <C>他的肺部之喜爱新鲜空气,正如他的性情之喜爱警察的搜索工作一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If you choose to laugh at me for it you're very welcome.</E>
        <C>如果因此你要嘲笑我,那就悉听尊便。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But Anne was really glad to see them; and the others were not so sorry that they could put on a decent air of welcome.</E>
        <C>不过安妮见到他们确实很高兴,而其它人也并不后悔自己竟能装出一副表示欢迎的神态。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>popular,sought-after</E>
        <C>adj. 受欢迎的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>Huanying,salute</E>
        <C>n. 欢迎</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>greet</E>
        <C>vt. 欢迎</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>ave</E>
        <C>int. 欢迎</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wel]</SM>
    <E>well</E>
    <C>adv. 很好地；充分地；满意地；适当地
adj. 良好的；健康的；适宜的
n. 井；源泉
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>On seeing this, I thought he began to look a little queer, so I turned it off as well as I could.</E>
        <C>见此情景,我觉得他的脸色不大对头,就尽量把这件事情岔开。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did not get on well with the other pupils.</E>
        <C>她与同学们相处得不好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sun will bake it out well now, he thought.</E>
        <C>他想:现在太阳会把它晒好了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I did not know you knew him well enough for that.</E>
        <C>我不知道你跟她有这么熟。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Others as well as herself were beginning to leave the suite.</E>
        <C>许多人包括她自己都准备离开套房。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fully,properly,fine,adequately,wide</E>
        <C>adv. 很好地；充分地；满意地；适当地</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>healthy,favorable,robust,fine,fit</E>
        <C>adj. 良好的；健康的；适宜的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>principle,fountain</E>
        <C>n. [建]井；源泉</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[west]</SM>
    <E>west</E>
    <C>n. 西；西方；西部
adj. 西方的；朝西的
adv. 在西方；向西方；自西方
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was one of the main arteries which conveyed the traffic of the City to the north and west.</E>
        <C>那是市区通向西北的一条交通大动脉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Actors West had the smell of professionalism. Toby could sense it the moment he walked in the door.</E>
        <C>西部演员学校有点专业性气氛,托比一进门就觉察到了这一点。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the west, and unheeded, the sun lay only an inch or two above the sea.</E>
        <C>不知不觉之中,西下的夕阳离海平面已经很近很近了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sun rises in the east, moves across the sky, and sets in the west.</E>
        <C>太阳从东方升起,跨越天空,在西方落下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Day was by this time approaching, the west was dim, the east beginning to gleam.</E>
        <C>到了这时,白昼逐渐到来了,西面一片朦胧,东边开始熠熠发光。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>occident</E>
        <C>n. [地理]西；[天]西方；西部</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hesperian</E>
        <C>adj. [天]西方的；朝西的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['westən]</SM>
    <E>western</E>
    <C>adj. 西方的，西部的；有西方特征的
n. 西方人；西部片，西部小说
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Part of him revels in the chaos of western life.</E>
        <C>他一半喜爱西部生活的混乱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>With a view to aid this deception, Deerslayer stood as near the western shore as was a tall prudent.</E>
        <C>杀鹿人为了制造假象,让敌人信以为真,煞有介事地尽量让船靠近西岸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We had left a cowboy hat and a Western belt replete with toy gun and holster for Brezhnev in his cabin on the plane.</E>
        <C>我们在勃列日涅夫的飞机座舱里给他放了一顶牛仔帽和一条挂满玩具手枪和枪套的腰带。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The still twilight, with its dying western red and its few faint struggling stars, rested on the farm-yard.</E>
        <C>寂寞的黄昏笼罩着整个院子,即将消逝的夕照还留下一片红影。天上几颗忽隐忽现的星星挣扎着要冒出头来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He commanded five armies on the western front now. A million and a half men were under his command.</E>
        <C>目前他统率西线五个军,共一百五十万人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hesperian</E>
        <C>adj. 西方的，西部的；有西方特征的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>occidental</E>
        <C>n. 西方人；西部片，西部小说</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wet]</SM>
    <E>wet</E>
    <C>adj. [气象][物] 潮湿的；有雨的
n. 雨天；湿气
vt. 弄湿
vi. 变湿
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did not even feel wet or cold, for she was peacefully asleep.</E>
        <C>她甚至没有感到潮湿和寒冷,因为她睡得很香。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did not even fell wet or cold, for she was peacefully asleep.</E>
        <C>她甚至没有感到湿和冷,因为她安安稳稳地睡着了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Out of the corners of her eyes she saw him sit and pull on his wet shoes.</E>
        <C>她斜过眼去,瞧见他坐下来,穿上了他的潮湿的鞋子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He poked his head out of the cabin door for a moment, and got his face thoroughly wet.</E>
        <C>他向舱外探了探头,霎时弄得满脸是水。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took his cigar out of his mouth and held the wet end between the fingers of his woolen glove.</E>
        <C>他从嘴里取出正在吸的雪茄,把噙湿的烟头夹在戴着毛织手套的两个手指中间。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>humid,moisty</E>
        <C>adj. [气象][物]潮湿的；有雨的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>humidity,a rainy day</E>
        <C>n. 雨天；湿气</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>moisten,bemoisten</E>
        <C>vt. 弄湿</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hweil]</SM>
    <E>whale</E>
    <C>vt. 猛揍；使惨败
vi. 捕鲸
n. 鲸；巨大的东西
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I first became acquainted with him on board a whale vessel.</E>
        <C>当初,我是在一艘捕鲸船上同他结识的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He used to whale me when he was sober and could get his hands on me.</E>
        <C>他从前没喝醉的时候,只要能抓住我,总要打我一通。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He sat on a float that the whale could have smashed with a flip of her tail.</E>
        <C>他坐在一个浮筒上,如果鲸鱼把尾巴一甩就能把浮筒碰个粉碎。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A flap from the tail of the whale upset the boat.</E>
        <C>鲸尾轻轻一拍便将那小船打翻了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The whale expelled water from his blow hole.</E>
        <C>鲸鱼从鼻孔排出水。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>slaughter</E>
        <C>vt. 猛揍；使惨败</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>bouncer,colossus</E>
        <C>n. [脊椎]鲸；巨大的东西</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwɔt, hwʌt, 弱hwət]</SM>
    <E>what</E>
    <C>pron. 什么；多么；多少
adj. 什么；多么；何等
adv. 到什么程度，在哪一方面
int. 什么；多么
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I told him outright what I thought of him.</E>
        <C>我坦白地告诉他我对他的感想。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I do not know what time I got to bed.</E>
        <C>我不知道我是几点钟上床的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She began to consider what use could be made of it.</E>
        <C>她开始考虑这东西能有什么用处。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not give any importance to what happened to himself.</E>
        <C>他从来不把自己的安危看得那样重。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>And yet in her heart this was exactly what she most wished.</E>
        <C>其实,这正是她最希望的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwɔt'evə, 'hwət-]</SM>
    <E>whatever</E>
    <C>adj. 不管什么样的
pron. 无论什么；诸如此类
conj. 无论什么
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whatever I do, you can see for yourself it must be hard upon a man of any pride.</E>
        <C>不管我怎么干,你自己也可以看出,这对于有一点自尊心的人,一定是很难受的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whatever it had been it was no more at hand.</E>
        <C>无论它以前怎么样,反正眼前它不存在了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had once declared that whatever her father did should in her eyes be right.</E>
        <C>她有一次曾经说过,不论父亲做了什么事,那些事在她看来总是对的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whatever risks Jim takes,he always seems to land on his feet.</E>
        <C>无论吉姆冒什么样的险,他似乎总是能免于伤害。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whatever be your fortune, let me see you once a year.</E>
        <C>无论你的遭遇怎样,让我一年见你一次。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwi:t]</SM>
    <E>wheat</E>
    <C>n. 小麦；小麦色
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He tramped steadily on through the wheat stubble, walking fast, his head in a whirl.</E>
        <C>他踩着麦梗稳步前进,走得很快,头脑里昏昏沉沉的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Old man Calvin worked in a wheat mill not far from his house.</E>
        <C>凯文老先生在离他住宅不远的一家小麦厂工作。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wheat, now close to its maturity, had turned from pale yellow to golden yellow, and from that to brown.</E>
        <C>小麦这时快熟了,从淡黄色变成金黄,又从金黄变成棕色。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Well, I admit that the wheat turned out badly," he said.</E>
        <C>“是的,我承认小麦是出人意料的坏。”他说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was nothing else to be seen but the limitless sea of wheat as far as the eye could reach.</E>
        <C>眼前没有别的东西,只有这茫茫一片大海似的小麦,一眼望不到头。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>triticum aestivum,trigo</E>
        <C>n. [作物]小麦；小麦色</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwi:l]</SM>
    <E>wheel</E>
    <C>n. 车轮；方向盘；转动
vt. 转动；使变换方向；给…装轮子
vi. 旋转；突然转变方向；盘旋飞行
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sun blazed down on his hands, which were sealed to the wheel by sweat.</E>
        <C>太阳炙烤着他的双手,他的手被汗水粘在方向盘上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His ambition is to be at the wheel of a large corporation by the age of forty.</E>
        <C>他的抱负是要在四十岁时控制一家大公司。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I got to tilting my cap to the side of my head, and wearing a toothpick in my month at the wheel.</E>
        <C>我歪带着帽子、叨着牙签,悠闲地站在舵轮旁边。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She would hold her course all day, with a finger to the wheel now and again.</E>
        <C>只要不时用个手指去碰一碰舵轮,她就会整天按照航线行驶。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He got back behind the wheel and drove off. There was a definite loss of power, but at least the car would still go.</E>
        <C>他坐上驾驶椅,继续向前开去,虽然动力大减,但还能勉强行驶。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cartwheel,steering control</E>
        <C>n. [车辆]车轮；方向盘；转动</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>turn,roll</E>
        <C>vt. 转动；使变换方向；给…装轮子</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>circle,spin</E>
        <C>vi. 旋转；突然转变方向；盘旋飞行</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwen, 弱hwən]</SM>
    <E>when</E>
    <C>conj. 考虑到；既然；当…时
adv. 什么时候，何时
pron. 那时；什么时侯
n. 时间
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The children protested loudly when they were told to go to bed early.</E>
        <C>当孩子们被吩咐早睡觉的时候,他们大声抗议。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To the toad, the garden must be a gray screen on which things show only when they jiggle.</E>
        <C>这花园在蟾蜍看来必定是一张灰色的屏幕,屏幕上的东西只有在轻轻移动时,它才看得见。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He said he could beat any man there single-handed, but he pull in his horns when Jack came forward.</E>
        <C>他说他可以独自打倒任何人,可是杰克向他挑战时他却退缩了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he pointed out their means of vengeance, he struck a chord which never failed to thrill in the breast of an Indian.</E>
        <C>当他指出他们报仇的方法时,那可真是击中了绝对会让印第安人颤动不已的心弦。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It gave her a queer thrill to see him turn white when she held his head, to see him tremble when she leant on his arm.</E>
        <C>她抱住他的脑袋时,看见他脸色转白,她倚在他手臂上时,看见他颤栗不止,这使她体验到一阵奇妙的快感。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>considering,since,as,now</E>
        <C>conj. 考虑到；既然；当…时</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>time,zeit,termin</E>
        <C>n. 时间</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwen'evə, hwən-]</SM>
    <E>whenever</E>
    <C>conj. 每当；无论何时
adv. 不论何时；随便什么时候
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whenever he again thought of her in his dreams, it was not as of an angel with azure wings.</E>
        <C>每逢他在梦中再想到她的时候,他可不是想到一位具有天蓝色翅膀的天使。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After this, whenever she could manage to spare the time, Ruth Easton used to go with the children to the park.</E>
        <C>从此以后,露丝·伊斯顿只要能抽出时间就和孩子们一起到公园去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whenever Joe feels under stress, he would be wise to shift eating habits.</E>
        <C>每当乔感觉有压力时,最好是改换饮食习惯。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whenever her brother went out at night, she would creep down into the hall at the time of his return.</E>
        <C>每当她哥哥晚上出去,在他回来的时候,她总是摸下楼到门厅里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Write me a letter whenever you get a chance, about your life in Berlin-what you and your wife do for fun.</E>
        <C>只要你遇到机会,就给我写信,告诉我你在柏林的生活,告诉我,你和你的妻子作何消遣。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ubi</E>
        <C>conj. 每当；无论何时</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwεə]</SM>
    <E>where</E>
    <C>adv. 在哪里
pron. 哪里
conj. 在…的地方
n. 地点
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had always bothered him that he had never had an occupation where he could keep his hands clean.</E>
        <C>他从来没有干过一行可以不必沾上两手赃的高尚职业,这一直是他心头的一个疙瘩。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He came into a valley where game was more plentiful.</E>
        <C>他来到一个山谷,那里猎物更为丰富。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Unable to spot her, he stopped to ask an operator where she was.</E>
        <C>没有见到她,他就停下来向一位操作人员打听她的去向。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Soon he reached the farther side, where his friends stood ready to help him.</E>
        <C>他很快就到达对岸,他的朋友都站在那儿准备搭救他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They fetched water twice a week from the bottom of the hill where the well was.</E>
        <C>他们每星期从山下的井里打两次水。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>location,site,spot</E>
        <C>n. 地点</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['weðə]</SM>
    <E>whether</E>
    <C>conj. 是否；不论
pron. 两个中的哪一个
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Joseph went about testing each of the gilded chairs to see whether it had moved since he had last placed it.</E>
        <C>约瑟夫设法去检验每一把镶金边的椅子,看看从他上次安放好以后是否有人移动过。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I came to see whether you could supply me with a wee bit of brains.</E>
        <C>我来这儿是想问您能不能给我一点智慧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I did not know whether I should wait to be questioned or make a break now.</E>
        <C>我不知道要怎样做,等待人家的审问呢,还是趁早设法逃身。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I did not know whether to go in and report or go upstairs first and clean up.</E>
        <C>我不晓得现在进去报告好呢,还是先上楼洗刷一下好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He began to wonder whether he could be reading the right books for his object in life.</E>
        <C>他开始纳闷儿,不知道他是否能够为了实现他一生的壮志而念应该念的书。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>if</E>
        <C>conj. 是否；不论</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwitʃ]</SM>
    <E>which</E>
    <C>pron. 哪/那一个；哪/那一些
adj. 哪一个；哪一些
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was as simple as twiddling his thumbs, which he was now doing.</E>
        <C>这事简单得就像他现在正转动着他的大拇指一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took the implements which I described to you in my letter from his breast.</E>
        <C>他从他胸前取出我在信里跟你描述过的武器。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was called in for an interrogation in which they verbally beat the hell out of him.</E>
        <C>他被叫进去调查了一番,在调查中他受到十分粗暴的对待。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To the toad, the garden must be a gray screen on which things show only when they jiggle.</E>
        <C>这花园在蟾蜍看来必定是一张灰色的屏幕,屏幕上的东西只有在轻轻移动时,它才看得见。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Shelton holding his head, stared at the fire, which played and bubbled like his mother's face.</E>
        <C>谢尔顿抬起头来,瞪眼望着壁炉,壁炉里的火焰就象他母亲的脸庞似的,在摇曳欢腾。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwail]</SM>
    <E>while</E>
    <C>conj. 虽然；然而；当……的时候
n. 一会儿；一段时间
vt. 消磨；轻松地度过
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>While he waved his hand and muttered that he had done nothing at all, he was obeying her behest by trying to get into a chair.</E>
        <C>他一边挥着手,喃喃地说他根本说不上干了些什么,一边听从了她的吩咐,预备在椅子上坐下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had freed him for a while from the Devilfish.</E>
        <C>这使他一度摆脱了“乌贼号”。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The question came up while we were discussing the matter.</E>
        <C>当我们在商议此事时,这个问题被提出讨论。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For a while it looked as if their scheme would founder.</E>
        <C>一时间,他们的计划眼看要落空了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When she had finished she stood looking at him for a while.</E>
        <C>事毕,她站在那儿望了他一会。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>although,whereas,though,as,but</E>
        <C>conj. 虽然；然而；当……的时候</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>minute,cycle,period of time</E>
        <C>n. 一会儿；一段时间</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>spend,weary out</E>
        <C>vt. 消磨；轻松地度过</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwait]</SM>
    <E>white</E>
    <C>adj. 白色的；白种的；纯洁的
n. 白色；洁白；白种人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He turned painfully in his bed and looked at his white hands, with all the work gone out of them.</E>
        <C>他在床上痛苦地翻着身,看着他那早已不干活的、变得苍白的手。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It gave her a queer thrill to see him turn white when she held his head, to see him tremble when she leant on his arm.</E>
        <C>她抱住他的脑袋时,看见他脸色转白,她倚在他手臂上时,看见他颤栗不止,这使她体验到一阵奇妙的快感。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Within the White House itself, things were beginning to settle into a pattern.</E>
        <C>在白宫内部,事情已开始步入正轨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Unlike many White House aides, he was not trying to advance his own career.</E>
        <C>与许多白宫助理们不同,他不想加官晋爵。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She laid her white hand upon his head, and looked him fondly in the eyes.</E>
        <C>她把雪白的手放在他头上,深情地注视着他的眼睛。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>stainless,pure</E>
        <C>adj. 白色的；白种的；纯洁的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>leuko,chalkiness</E>
        <C>n. 白色；洁白；白种人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hu:, 弱 hu, u:, u]</SM>
    <E>who</E>
    <C>pron. 谁
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sign the bill and let me beat the men who are trying to beat me.</E>
        <C>请签署那个议案,让我把那些想打倒我的人打倒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He no doubt wants to go down in history as the leader who brought peace and a better life to Russia.</E>
        <C>他无疑想作为给俄国带来和平和较美好生活的领导人而名垂青史。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Negro was an old man with neat grizzled hair, in a linen jacket, who stood barring the door with his body.</E>
        <C>那黑人已上了年纪,灰白的头发梳得整整齐齐,身穿亚麻茄克衫,他用身子堵在门口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The assistant who served her did not like the way she was dressed.</E>
        <C>接待她的店员不喜欢她那样的装束。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Each staggered while trying to decide who had the better right to the door.</E>
        <C>两人都打了个趔趄,弄不清到底谁有权先通过大门。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[həul]</SM>
    <E>whole</E>
    <C>adj. 完整的；纯粹的
n. 整体；全部
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was as if there were a jinx on her whole vacation.</E>
        <C>她整个假期过得糟糕透顶,像是有鬼附身似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The whole secret of her experience was as if enclosed in her name.</E>
        <C>好像她所体验的整个秘密都包涵在她的名字里了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whole ages of abuse and oppression cannot crush the manhood clear out of him.</E>
        <C>千百年的虐待与压迫,也不能把他的男子气概消磨得一干二净。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Again and again he had resolved to put the whole affair from out his mind.</E>
        <C>他打定主意把这事全忘个一干二净,也不知有多少回了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It made me uneasy, as though the whole evening had been a trick of some sort.</E>
        <C>这使我感到不安,似乎整个晚上都是一个圈套。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>complete,pure,integrated,full,intact</E>
        <C>adj. 完整的；纯粹的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>full,integer</E>
        <C>n. 整体；全部</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hu:m, 弱 hum]</SM>
    <E>whom</E>
    <C>pron. 谁（who的宾格）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Here I was doing dirty work for three men that I looked down upon, and one of whom, at least, should have hung upon a gallows.</E>
        <C>在这儿,我在替三个我所瞧不起的人干着肮脏的杂务,而其中至少有一个是应该吊在绞刑架上的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had no business to be so friendly to a young man of whom their brother thought so meanly.</E>
        <C>她根本没有必要与一个她们的兄弟认为十分卑劣的小伙子这样亲密。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were of course very anxious to see a person on whom so much of their comfort at Barton must depend.</E>
        <C>她们当然非常渴望会见这位在巴顿给她们提供了许多便利的人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Oh, turn to Him, in whose eyes time and space have no existence, and to whom a few minutes are as a lifetime, and a lifetime as a minute.</E>
        <C>哦,求助于主吧,在主的眼中,时间和空间不复存在,对主而言,几分钟恍如一世,而一世恍如一分钟。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The truth was that the people from whom I looked for help were by no means my favourite.</E>
        <C>实际情况是,我所求助的那些人并不是我的知己。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hu:z]</SM>
    <E>whose</E>
    <C>pron. 谁的（疑问代词）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a scholar whose learning did not fill his mouth.</E>
        <C>他是个有学问但不能糊口的学者。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took it up and disclosed a shapely little treasure box whose bottom and sides were of shingles.</E>
        <C>他把它拿开,揭露出来一个样子很不错的小宝箱子,这个宝箱的四周和底都是木瓦拼的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If I were better off, I should not stop for a moment to think whose he might be.</E>
        <C>如果我的环境好一些,我连一时一刻都不会考虑他到底是谁的儿子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I could not be happy with a man whose taste did not in every point coincide with my own.</E>
        <C>如果同一个在各方面都和我的情趣不能吻合的男人在一起,我是不会幸福的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A little hamlet, whose roofs were blent with trees, straggled up the side of one of these hills.</E>
        <C>一个小村落零零落落地散开在一座小山的山坡上,房顶和树木夹杂在一起。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwai]</SM>
    <E>why</E>
    <C>int. 哎呀！什么？
adv. 为什么
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She inquired why he had not thought of that before.</E>
        <C>她询问为什么他以前没有考虑过那件事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was easy to see why she was smitten with him.</E>
        <C>她很容易看出为何她为他倾倒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He began to see now why some men boozed at inns.</E>
        <C>他现在明白了为什么有些人老待在酒店里鬼混了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We wondered why she had not struck at the moment of the French collapse.</E>
        <C>我们觉得诧异,它为什么不在法国崩溃时就进行一击。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>On an impulse he said, "Why don't you and I have dinner together?"</E>
        <C>出于一种冲动,他说:“为什么我们不一起去吃晚饭呢?”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>whereto,forwhy</E>
        <C>adv. 为什么</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[waid]</SM>
    <E>wide</E>
    <C>adj. 广泛的；宽的，广阔的；张大的；远离目标的
adv. 广泛地；广阔地；充分地
n. 大千世界
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A wide halo of pearly light can be seen around the dark moon.</E>
        <C>可以看到一大片珍珠似的光晕围绕着暗弱的月球。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The front lap of a winter coat should be at least 6 inches wide.</E>
        <C>冬季外套前摆重叠部分至少应有6英寸宽。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>From time to time she would start suddenly from her chair, her eyes wide.</E>
        <C>她还常常会突然从椅子上惊跳起来,眼睛睁得大大的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He opened his mouth very wide, and shook the form of a most emphatic word out of it.</E>
        <C>他嘴巴张得很大,把那个暗语打得显眼极了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had a wide grin and fresh face that looked as if it hardly needed shaving more than once a week.</E>
        <C>他笑容可掬,精神焕发;看上去一星期刮一次脸也就够了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>extensive,comprehensive,broad,vast</E>
        <C>adj. 广泛的；宽的，广阔的；张大的；远离目标的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fully,extensively,well,adequately,substantially</E>
        <C>adv. 广泛地；广阔地；充分地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[waif]</SM>
    <E>wife</E>
    <C>n. 妻子，已婚妇女；夫人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Soon Peter, simple as he was, began to see that he had got a very good wife.</E>
        <C>彼得虽然笨,但很快就看出他娶的是一位很贤惠的妻子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"He said to mind your own business," replied his wife.</E>
        <C>“他说别管闲事,”他太太回答说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His wife would caution him in a cracked and squeaky voice.</E>
        <C>他的妻子会用粗哑刺耳的嗓门吓唬他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He gave his wife a ring as a token of his love.</E>
        <C>他送给妻子一枚戒指,做为爱情之象征。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did not feel at all sorry for the giant's wife.</E>
        <C>她一点也不同情妖婆。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lady,Mrs</E>
        <C>n. 妻子，已婚妇女；夫人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wil, 弱wel]</SM>
    <E>will</E>
    <C>n. 意志；情感；遗嘱；意图；心愿
vt. 决心要；遗赠；用意志力使
vi. 愿意；下决心
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>At the end of a year the matter will be reviewed again by Friends of Freedom.</E>
        <C>一年结束时,“自由之友”将重新评价这一问题。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Here, Sir, is the letter of his mother, which will serve to convince you of her imprudence.</E>
        <C>先生,这就是他母亲的信,你一读就可以相信他母亲的轻率行为。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The chances of being informed on and caught will increase with that sort of people they approach.</E>
        <C>他们每接触到那类人,都会增加被出卖和被抓住的机会。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I can't tell offhand how much it will cost.</E>
        <C>我不能立刻告诉你它值多少钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did not have the will to break with him.</E>
        <C>她不想和他分道扬镳。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>emotion,intention,purpose,meaning,wish</E>
        <C>n. 意志；情感；[法]遗嘱；意图；心愿</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>bequeath</E>
        <C>vt. 决心要；遗赠；用意志力使</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>prefer,decide</E>
        <C>vi. 愿意；下决心</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[win]</SM>
    <E>win</E>
    <C>vt. 赢得；在…中获胜；劝诱
vi. 赢；获胜；成功
n. 赢；胜利
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Knowing that if I did not win or make a good showing I would have to fight a new boy each day.</E>
        <C>我心里明白,如果我打不赢或者表现得不够好的话,我每天都得和一个不熟悉的孩子打仗。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You soldiers do not know how to use the guns; you think you can win battles with a great noise and smoke.</E>
        <C>你们这些兵不会使大炮,你们以为只要大吼大叫,放枪冒烟儿,仗就能打胜了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was snowing hard as I beat through the passes of the great mountains, and I had a stiff fight to win through.</E>
        <C>正当我飞越丛山峻岭时,又下起大雪来,我不得不同风雪进行激烈的搏斗并战胜它。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>No doubt, he had come to make a fresh attempt to win over Magnus to the unholy alliance.</E>
        <C>没有问题,他这一次来,一定是想再设法说服曼克奈斯来加入这见不得人的联盟。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did not court to win him.</E>
        <C>她并没有不遗余力地要赢他。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>purchase,bear off</E>
        <C>vt. 赢得；在…中获胜；劝诱</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>arrive,make good</E>
        <C>vi. 赢；获胜；成功</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>victory,success</E>
        <C>n. 赢；胜利</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wind]</SM>
    <E>wind</E>
    <C>vt. 缠绕；上发条；使弯曲；吹号角；绕住或缠住某人
vi. 缠绕；上发条；吹响号角
n. 风；呼吸；气味；卷绕
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Tom's heart gave a great thump, and he ran like the wind to the shaft.</E>
        <C>汤姆的心怦的一跳,像一阵风似地奔到矿井。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was the aura of limitless freedom distilled from the rolling sweep of all green swaying and glinting in the wind and sun.</E>
        <C>在阳光下微风拂拭中波动起伏的高高绿草给人以无限自由的气息。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her hair blew out of place in the wind.</E>
        <C>她的头发被风吹乱了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wind lulled as if it feared to waken them.</E>
        <C>风势渐渐平息下去,仿佛唯恐吵醒她们似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whereupon the little boat turned her nose once more down the wind.</E>
        <C>于是小船转过船头,再次背着风。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>curve,enwind</E>
        <C>vt. 缠绕；上发条；使弯曲；吹号角；绕住或缠住某人</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>wrap</E>
        <C>vi. 缠绕；上发条；吹响号角</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>breath,smell</E>
        <C>n. [气象]风；呼吸；气味；卷绕</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['windəu]</SM>
    <E>window</E>
    <C>n. 窗；窗口；窗户
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Halfway up the tower appeared a window with a lamp burning at it.</E>
        <C>一扇窗开在塔的半腰里,窗上悠悠忽忽燃着一盏灯。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Perhaps the two bullet holes in the front window should have been a warning to us.</E>
        <C>或许,那前窗的两个弹孔对我们已是一个警告。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I climbed out of the window, ran up the alley and casually walked through the front door.</E>
        <C>我爬出窗,跑出后巷,若无其事地走进前门。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Gus straightened and stared at Bigger, then at Doc who was looking out of the front window.</E>
        <C>格斯挺直了腰,瞪着别格,随即又瞪着道克,道克正望着前面窗外。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had looked at it out of his window even when he appeared to be most detached from it.</E>
        <C>哪怕他表面上装得远离它,其实他始终站在窗口,把眼睛盯住了它。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fenster</E>
        <C>n. [建]窗；[计][水文]窗口；窗户</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['windi]</SM>
    <E>windy</E>
    <C>adj. 多风的，有风的；腹胀的；吹牛的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He spoke in a very rare and windy way.</E>
        <C>他说话十分古怪,夸夸其谈。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The night was windy and flew on black wings.</E>
        <C>夜晚风很大,就象鼓着漆黑的翅膀。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>blowy,thrasonical</E>
        <C>adj. 多风的，有风的；腹胀的；吹牛的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wain]</SM>
    <E>wine</E>
    <C>n. 酒，葡萄酒；紫红色
vi. 喝酒
vt. 请…喝酒
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Who could taste the fine flavor in the name of Brooke if it were delivered casually, like wine without a seal?</E>
        <C>如果布鲁克的名字可以让人说长道短,他岂不成了一瓶没有商标的水酒,谁还把他放在眼里?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"If the money is not in use now," he thought to himself, "I shall not be able to buy bread or wine with it."</E>
        <C>“如果这钱币现在不通用,”他自己盘算着,“我就不能用它来买面包或酒。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Val watched the slow liquid filling his glass, the essential oil of the old wine glazing the surface.</E>
        <C>瓦尔看着酒液缓缓倒入他的酒杯,陈酒的油花在杯中闪耀着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He knew the Gypsy had been affected by the wine from his voice.</E>
        <C>他从吉普赛人的声调里听出他有了几分醉意。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Did she not sometimes think of that old time of the wine and roses?</E>
        <C>她不知会不会有时怀念当年风花雪月的美好情景?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>liquor,drink,grape,vin</E>
        <C>n. [食品]酒，葡萄酒；紫红色</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>liquor,knock over a drink</E>
        <C>vi. 喝酒</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wiŋ]</SM>
    <E>wing</E>
    <C>n. 翼；翅膀；飞翔；派别
vt. 使飞；飞过；空运；增加…速度；装以翼
vi. 飞行
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The meeting started in the White House Situation Room, in the basement of the West Wing.</E>
        <C>会议在白宫西侧地下室的情况室召开。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>These planes had to wing their relatively slow course over a distance of more than twelve hundred miles.</E>
        <C>此等运输机,必然以他们较慢的速度飞行一千二百余哩的航程。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It occupies the whole of this wing of the building.</E>
        <C>它占去了这所宅子这一侧的全部地方。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At the end of the afternoon I dropped by the West Wing to say good-bye.</E>
        <C>接近黄昏时,我顺便到西翼楼告别。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As children our realm extended from our bedrooms in the rear wing to a vast kitchen.</E>
        <C>从后屋我们的卧室起,直到宽敞的厨房,是我们这些孩子的天下。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ala,faction</E>
        <C>n. [天]翼；[昆]翅膀；飞翔；派别</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>lift,air transportation</E>
        <C>vt. 使飞；飞过；空运；增加…速度；装以翼</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>to fly,fly away</E>
        <C>vi. 飞行</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['winə]</SM>
    <E>winner</E>
    <C>n. 胜利者
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had come forth the winner.</E>
        <C>结果她成为了优胜者。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The winner won three games out of five.</E>
        <C>优胜者在五局中胜了三局。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Life had cast her in the role of a winner.</E>
        <C>生活让她扮演了一个胜利者的角色。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If you give him a difficult job to do you'll find you've backed a winner.</E>
        <C>如果你交给他一件难办的事,你会发现你把“赌注压着了”。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The winner of the race ran a mile in three minutes and fifty-nine seconds.</E>
        <C>那个赛跑获胜的人用三分五十九秒的时间跑完了一英里。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>victor,conqueror</E>
        <C>n. 胜利者</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wintə]</SM>
    <E>winter</E>
    <C>n. 冬季；年岁；萧条期
vi. 过冬
adj. 冬天的；越冬的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>How much coal did we use last winter?</E>
        <C>去年冬天,我们用了多少煤?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The front lap of a winter coat should be at least 6 inches wide.</E>
        <C>冬季外套前摆重叠部分至少应有6英寸宽。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To see her hair was to fancy that a whole winter did not contain darkness enough to form its shadow.</E>
        <C>看见她的头发就会让人想到,整个一冬的阴沉晦暗,都不能作出那么一副乌云一倾的神情的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a mere spring day of happiness in the long winter of her life.</E>
        <C>它只是她一生漫长的冬天中的一个幸福的春日。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He came out of his mammy in a field hand's cabin one sharp winter.</E>
        <C>一个严寒的冬天,他的妈妈在一个干农活的黑奴住的小屋里,生下了他。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>peret,years of age</E>
        <C>n. [气候]冬季；年岁；萧条期</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hibernate,overwinter</E>
        <C>vi. 过冬</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>brumous,hibernal</E>
        <C>adj. [气候]冬天的；越冬的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[waiz]</SM>
    <E>wise</E>
    <C>adj. 明智的；聪明的；博学的
vt. 使知道；教导
vi. 了解
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Only an owl is supposed to be wise, Lonnie thought, and not like this guy who has no sense at all.</E>
        <C>不过,一只猫头鹰理应极其聪明的-隆尼想着-不像这个家伙,他竟一点头脑也没有。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One may see by this that she had a wise and thoughtful head, for all there was so much lightness and vanity in it.</E>
        <C>你可以从这看得出她脑子里虽然有些轻浮和虚荣的思想,究竟还是聪明和肯用心的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now tell me what has happened, since you wise men knew no better than to make a heap of cinders of me?</E>
        <C>既然你们这些聪明人认为最好把我烧成一堆灰烬的话,现在跟我谈谈吧,都发生了什么事情?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Such a one there lived in Philadelphia; a person of note, an elderly man, with a wise look and a very grave manner of speaking.</E>
        <C>当时,费城也有这么一个怪人,一位很有名气的老人看上去很有见识,讲话很是庄重。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There are hundreds and thousands of schools, and anybody may go and learn to be wise, like a priest.</E>
        <C>当地有成千上万的学校,人人都可进学校念书,念得象神父一样有学问。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>intelligent,learned,knowing,bright,clever</E>
        <C>adj. 明智的；聪明的；博学的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>enlighten,indoctrinate</E>
        <C>vt. 使知道；教导</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>know about,learn about,get to know,make sth of</E>
        <C>vi. 了解</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wiʃ]</SM>
    <E>wish</E>
    <C>n. 希望；祝福；心愿
vt. 祝愿；渴望；向…致问候语
vi. 愿望；需要
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Perhaps if he prayed, the wish to see Christ Minster might be forwarded.</E>
        <C>也许他祷告一番,就可以帮助他实现他想看见基督寺的愿望。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He began to wish himself out of the affair.</E>
        <C>他开始希望自己未介入那件事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not wish to be foiled in his object.</E>
        <C>他不愿意让自己的目的遭到挫败。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I wish you could have been with me," he said quietly.</E>
        <C>“要是那时你们能和我在一块儿多好,”他不慌不忙地说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I shall be very glad to hear what you wish to say.</E>
        <C>你要讲什么,我一定洗耳恭听。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hope,pleasure,promise,desire,will</E>
        <C>n. 希望；祝福；心愿</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>long for,die for</E>
        <C>vt. 祝愿；渴望；向…致问候语</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>have need of,want for</E>
        <C>vi. 愿望；需要</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wið, wiθ]</SM>
    <E>with</E>
    <C>prep. 用；随着；支持；和…在一起
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was making the best of her way with singular speed for so aged a woman.</E>
        <C>她在尽快地前进,年事这么高的妇女竟能以如此的速度行走。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ellen was stalking me with a book in her hand, one finger between the pages.</E>
        <C>爱伦手里拿着本书蹑手蹑脚地向我走过来,一只手指夹在书缝里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Joanna sat down beside him on the green bank and shared her crusts and her bottle with him.</E>
        <C>乔安娜在路边绿草如茵的土坎上挨着老头儿坐下来,和他一起吃干面包片,喝啤酒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He struck the butt of his rifle on the bottom of the scow with a species of defiance.</E>
        <C>他把枪托往船板上一顿,表现出一副鄙夷不屑的样子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Unless his mother went with him, he would fuss until he was taken back downstairs to her.</E>
        <C>除非他的母亲同他一起去,不然的话,他就大吵大闹,直到他被带回楼下他母亲那里。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>by means of,behind</E>
        <C>prep. 用；随着；支持；和…在一起</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wi'ðaut, -'θaut]</SM>
    <E>without</E>
    <C>prep. 没有；超过；在…外面
adv. 户外；在外面；没有或不显示某事物
n. 外部；外面
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He wants you to see him in London without fail.</E>
        <C>他要你在伦敦见他,不得有误。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Please do not leave the bank without checking with me first.</E>
        <C>离开银行之前请先通知我一声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Grandfather!" he thought without sequence, and took out his watch.</E>
        <C>“爷爷啊!”他胡乱想着,把表掏了出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he was strong enough to stand without support, he rose to his feet.</E>
        <C>等他有了力气,可以不需支撑立起来的时候,他慢慢站起身来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Without looking at him she piled a tray with food and marched into the front room.</E>
        <C>她看也不看他一眼,便用托盘托了一盆饭菜,走到前面房间里去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>beyond,above,than</E>
        <C>prep. 没有；超过；在…外面</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>outside,ectad</E>
        <C>adv. 户外；在外面；没有或不显示某事物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>outside,extraneousness</E>
        <C>n. 外部；外面</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wulf]</SM>
    <E>wolf</E>
    <C>n. 狼；色狼；残忍贪婪之人
vt. 大吃；狼吞虎咽地吃
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was like a canny wolf prowling in a forest of trees of his own creation.</E>
        <C>他就像一只狡猾的狼,在他自己造的一座树林里徘徊觅食。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Again, the deathless grief that never slept leaped out of the shadows like a wolf, and fastened upon his shoulders.</E>
        <C>那份从不平息的、绵绵不绝的哀愁,象一只狼似的,又从黑暗里猛跳起来,扑上他的肩头。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I could see furtive wolf shapes dodging in and out of the shadows, eyes shining.</E>
        <C>我能看见狼形的诡秘身影在黑暗中时隐时现,眼睛闪着亮。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When an icy winter seizes the earth in its grip, a great wolf will devour the sun.</E>
        <C>一旦寒冷的冬天笼罩地球,大狼将吞没太阳。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wolf might have strayed away after a squirrel or partridge.</E>
        <C>狼可能因为追逐松鼠或鹧鸪而迷了路。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>Lothario,lady-killer</E>
        <C>n. [脊椎]狼；色狼；残忍贪婪之人</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>tie into,gulp down</E>
        <C>vt. 大吃；狼吞虎咽地吃</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wumən]</SM>
    <E>woman</E>
    <C>n. 妇女；女性；成年女子
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was making the best of her way with singular speed for so aged a woman.</E>
        <C>她在尽快地前进,年事这么高的妇女竟能以如此的速度行走。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>An old man, a cripple, a woman, and a child…killing them would be so simple.</E>
        <C>一个老头,一个残废,一个女人和一个娃娃……杀掉他们就象杀掉小鸡一样容易。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The angry woman made at me with her umbrella.</E>
        <C>那个愤怒的女人用雨伞袭击我。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Maggie Kennedy was a fine figure of a woman.</E>
        <C>玛吉·肯尼迪这个女人的风度极好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had been a big haul for the old woman.</E>
        <C>对老太婆来说,这本是极大的收获。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>gentle sex,weaker sex</E>
        <C>n. 妇女；女性；成年女子</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wʌndə]</SM>
    <E>wonder</E>
    <C>n. 惊奇；奇迹；惊愕
vi. 怀疑；想知道；惊讶
vt. 怀疑；惊奇；对…感到惊讶
adj. 奇妙的；非凡的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a light of wonder in her eyes.</E>
        <C>她两眼闪烁着异采。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She looked at him with a sort of amused wonder.</E>
        <C>她以一种乐滋滋的惊异目光望着他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I wonder how much longer I can hold this position?</E>
        <C>我不知道我的职位还能保持多久?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I wonder if I shall be as dirty as you when I'm as old.</E>
        <C>等人到了你这把年纪,不知道会不会也跟你一样招人讨厌。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I wonder," he said, "when it was that the world first went wrong."</E>
        <C>“我想知道,”他说道,“这个世界是什么时候开始出毛病的。”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>phenomenon,surprise,miracle</E>
        <C>n. 惊奇；奇迹；惊愕</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>question,suspect of</E>
        <C>vi. 怀疑；想知道；惊讶</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>dispute,question</E>
        <C>vt. 怀疑；惊奇；对…感到惊讶</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>remarkable,extraordinary</E>
        <C>adj. 奇妙的；非凡的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wʌndəful]</SM>
    <E>wonderful</E>
    <C>adj. 奇妙的；极好的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Johnny Heath wrote me that he had a wonderful trip with you," Rudolph said.</E>
        <C>“乔尼·希思来信说,他跟你做了一次极妙的游览,”鲁道夫说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Back in the United States, we often think of that wonderful lake and its pure, clear water filled with life.</E>
        <C>回到美国后,我们经常怀念这个神奇的湖泊,它的纯净,清澈,欣欣生意的湖水。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This due to the death was a wonderful and a shocking sight, and one that I suppose few men have seen. And thus it ended.</E>
        <C>这场惊心动魄而又精彩绝伦的生死搏斗终于结束了。我想,这种场面,大概是绝少有人有幸看到的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had a beautiful smile and wonderful dark eyes and lovely black hair.</E>
        <C>她笑起来特美,一对深色眼珠子动人心弦,尤其可爱的是一头乌黑的发丝。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was something in your touch that was wonderful. It had more expression than I had ever heard from it.</E>
        <C>你的指法妙极了,表现力实在丰富,我以前从来没有听到过。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>excellent,famous,super,great,class</E>
        <C>adj. 奇妙的；极好的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wud]</SM>
    <E>wood</E>
    <C>n. 木材；木制品；树林
vi. 收集木材
vt. 植林于；给…添加木柴
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took his way through the great wood, weeping sorely.</E>
        <C>他伤心地哭着穿过大树林。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The types were made of pieces of wood that he had whittled out with his penknife.</E>
        <C>活字模是木块做的,是他用削笔刀刻出来的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made his way manfully through the length of the wood, to its furthest edge.</E>
        <C>他大模大样地直插树林,向最远的边缘走去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But perhaps when he got out of the wood, she would be pleased to have children.</E>
        <C>但也许等到他的困难过去了,玛丽也会乐意养几个孩子呢。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was within half an hour before sunset when we entered the first wood; and a little after sunset, when we came into the plain.</E>
        <C>我们走进第一片树林时,离开太阳落下去只有半小时了;等到我们进入那片平地,太阳已经下去了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>timber,lignum</E>
        <C>n. 木材；木制品；树林</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wə:d]</SM>
    <E>word</E>
    <C>n. [语] 单词；话语；消息；诺言；命令
vt. 用言辞表达
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He tripped when trying to spell the word"through".</E>
        <C>他在拼写"through"这个词的时候拼写错了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He has said the last word on the matter.</E>
        <C>他对于这一问题提出了决定性意见。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I told you I was as able to keep my word as you.</E>
        <C>我说过我会和你一样说话算数。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But all we said, not a word could we drag out of him.</E>
        <C>但是,随我们说千说万,都套不出他一句话来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Molly cut off the word "you" and as if in guilt at a lapse in manners.</E>
        <C>莫莉没说‘你’这个词儿,大概是感到举止上的失误。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>news,instruction,bidding,message,order</E>
        <C>n. [语]单词；话语；消息；诺言；命令</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wə:k]</SM>
    <E>work</E>
    <C>n. 工作；[物] 功；产品；操作；职业；行为；工厂；文学、音乐或艺术作品
vt. 使工作；操作；经营；使缓慢前进
vi. 工作；运作；起作用
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took the brush and went calmly to work.</E>
        <C>他拿起刷子,平心静气地干起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We say that we are "all thumbs", meaning that our fingers seem to be too clumsy for the work.</E>
        <C>我们常说自己“笨手笨脚”,意思是说我们的手指太笨拙,干不了某件工作。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He turned painfully in his bed and looked at his white hands, with all the work gone out of them.</E>
        <C>他在床上痛苦地翻着身,看着他那早已不干活的、变得苍白的手。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He threw his entire attention upon his work, now, as if determined not to be put down by the mirth.</E>
        <C>于是他集中全副精力来干这桩事情,似乎是下了决心,不因大家的嬉笑而泄气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This was the sort of issue on which Nixon would never yield as long as he could find someone else to do the work.</E>
        <C>这种问题,只要尼克松能找到什么人肯卖力干,他就不会罢手。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>job,pursuit,operation,profession,career,employment,behavior</E>
        <C>n. 工作；[物]功；产品；操作；职业；行为；工厂；文学、音乐或艺术作品</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>operate,keep,handle,run</E>
        <C>vt. 使工作；操作；经营；使缓慢前进</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>operate,act</E>
        <C>vi. 工作；运作；起作用</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wə:kə]</SM>
    <E>worker</E>
    <C>n. 工人；劳动者；职蚁
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He himself had always been a worker and a saver, George always a drone and a spender.</E>
        <C>他自己一直克勤克俭,乔治则一直是又懒惰,又会花钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He's doubling the parts of a servant and a farm worker.</E>
        <C>他既当仆人又做农工。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The worker explained to me how the machine worked.</E>
        <C>那位工人给我讲解这台机器如何运用。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Each worker should be provided with a clean towel.</E>
        <C>每一个工作人员应配备一条清洁的毛巾。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Each worker should be provided with a bar of soap.</E>
        <C>每一工作人员应配给一条肥皂。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>laborer,factory hand</E>
        <C>n. [劳经]工人；劳动者；职蚁</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wə:ld]</SM>
    <E>world</E>
    <C>n. 世界；领域；宇宙；世俗；全人类；物质生活
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He assured me again and again that it was the last thing in the world he would dream of doing in a sober moment.</E>
        <C>他几次对我表示,要是在清醒的时候,他断乎不会梦想干这营生的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He knew that this French world was not a novelty to her.</E>
        <C>他知道,法国对于她来说已经不是个新奇的地方了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He began to feel that he was a man of the world.</E>
        <C>他渐渐觉得自己是个见过世面的人了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>All the world and his wife seem to be out on the beach today.</E>
        <C>今天好像人人都到海滩来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I wonder," he said, "when it was that the world first went wrong."</E>
        <C>“我想知道,”他说道,“这个世界是什么时候开始出毛病的。”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>universe,domain,province,territory,kingdom</E>
        <C>n. 世界；领域；宇宙；世俗；全人类；物质生活</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wʌri, 'wə:ri]</SM>
    <E>worry</E>
    <C>n. 担心；烦恼；撕咬
vt. 担心；发愁；折磨
vi. 担心；烦恼；撕咬
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Oh, mother," he would say, "if only I'd been given just a wee bit of brains, I'd not be so much trouble and worry to you."</E>
        <C>“呵,妈妈,”他常说,“我要是有一点儿智慧,我就不会给您添这么多麻烦了,就不会让您为我操这么多心了。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The stone cut their hands and made them bleed, but the men did not worry about that.</E>
        <C>石头划破了他们的手,鲜血直淌,但他们却满不在乎。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He knew that it would come again-the darkness was full of demons crouching, waiting to worry him with their teeth again.</E>
        <C>他知道它还会卷土重来--黑暗里到处都潜伏着恶魔,它们正等着再一次用牙齿来折磨他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Don′t worry about the matter.I′ll work round to it next week.</E>
        <C>这件事你不用担心,下星期我慢慢地来解决它。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I suppose the baby is so precious that I worry about her all the time.</E>
        <C>我想,这孩子实在是个心肝宝贝,所以我老在为她操心。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>trouble,fear</E>
        <C>n. 担心；烦恼；撕咬</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>harry,trouble,tear</E>
        <C>vt. 担心；发愁；折磨</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>trouble,concern about/for/over</E>
        <C>vi. 担心；烦恼；撕咬</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wə:θ]</SM>
    <E>worth</E>
    <C>adj. 值…的
n. 价值；财产
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>You know enough of him to do justice to his solid worth.</E>
        <C>你对他已有足够的了解,所以能公正地评价他确实具有的优点。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Tensely he was trying to estimate how much the gold teeth were worth.</E>
        <C>他忙不迭地琢磨这几枚金牙大概可以值到多少钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Glancing at it briefly, the dealer told him that it was worth 5 pounds.</E>
        <C>古玩商随便看了一眼就说这幅画值五英镑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is worth recalling that as late as 1800 one of every three men in the British Isles was Irishman.</E>
        <C>值得提及的是,迟至1800年时,不列颠群岛每三人中就有一个爱尔兰人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He painted with the brain, and he could not help knowing that the only painting worth anything was done with the heart.</E>
        <C>他这才明白,他是用头脑来画,而凡是有些价值的作品都是用心灵画出来的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>importance,estate,property,price,value</E>
        <C>n. 价值；财产</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wud, 弱wəd, əd, d]</SM>
    <E>would</E>
    <C>aux. 将，将要；愿意
v. will的过去式
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>How simple it would be if I could make the line fast, he thought.</E>
        <C>他想:要是我能把钓丝系紧,那多么简单啊。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Unless his mother went with him, he would fuss until he was taken back downstairs to her.</E>
        <C>除非他的母亲同他一起去,不然的话,他就大吵大闹,直到他被带回楼下他母亲那里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She saw that queer little toss of her head to keep back the wandering hair that would always get into her eyes.</E>
        <C>她看到她轻巧地把头一扬,把晃动着的,老是跑到眼睛里去的头发甩到后面去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He assured me again and again that it was the last thing in the world he would dream of doing in a sober moment.</E>
        <C>他几次对我表示,要是在清醒的时候,他断乎不会梦想干这营生的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This was the sort of issue on which Nixon would never yield as long as he could find someone else to do the work.</E>
        <C>这种问题,只要尼克松能找到什么人肯卖力干,他就不会罢手。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>shall,may</E>
        <C>aux. 将，将要；愿意</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[waund]</SM>
    <E>wound</E>
    <C>n. 创伤，伤口
vt. 使受伤
vi. 受伤，伤害
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>How serious was the wound he did not know, but he had no thought of giving up.</E>
        <C>他不知道自己伤得有多重,可是他还是不想放弃。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He told her that she was the apple of his eye, that she was wound around his heartstrings.</E>
        <C>他告诉她,她是他的掌上明珠,是他的心头肉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She put him in her husband's chair by the fire, dressed his wound and wrapped it in fresh bandages.</E>
        <C>她让他到火炉边,在她丈夫的椅子上坐下,替他洗伤口,换绷带。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A sweet balm was poured into the wound which she had thought nothing but death could heal.</E>
        <C>她本来以为除了一死之外,没有别的能够医治好那个创伤,这时候一种芬芳的香油却被倒进了那个伤口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wound left a scar that he will carry with him to the grave.</E>
        <C>那伤口给他留下一个一辈子也去不掉的疤痕。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>trauma,cut,vulnus</E>
        <C>n. 创伤，伤口</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hurt</E>
        <C>vt. 使受伤</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>get hurt,get injured</E>
        <C>vi. 受伤，伤害</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[rait]</SM>
    <E>write</E>
    <C>vi. 写，写字；写作，作曲；写信
vt. 写，书写；写信给；著述
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He never fails to write to his mother every week.</E>
        <C>他从没忘记每周给母亲写信。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One of his subscribers write him that he had found a spider in his paper.</E>
        <C>有一位订户给他写信,说在报纸里发现了一只蜘蛛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His friends took it for granted that he would somehow and somewhere write himself in bigger letters.</E>
        <C>他的朋友们认为有朝一日他理所当然还会在其他方面发挥抱负。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In his middle twenties he began to write articles and short stories, his head in a whirl.</E>
        <C>他在二十五岁左右开始写文章和短篇小说,思路不清。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Unless you look at him, wonder at him, write paragraphs about him, he cannot live.</E>
        <C>除非你监视他,怀疑他,写文章谈到他,否则他无法生活。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>compose,drive the quill</E>
        <C>vi. 写，写字；写作，作曲；写信</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>pen</E>
        <C>vt. 写，书写；写信给；著述</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[rɔŋ, rɔ:ŋ]</SM>
    <E>wrong</E>
    <C>adv. 错误地；邪恶的，不正当地
n. 坏事；不公正
adj. 错误的；失常的；不适当的
vt. 委屈；无理地对待；诽谤
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A bitter sense of wrong and the thought of Jenny Snow helped her to bear it.</E>
        <C>一阵刺骨的厌恶感,再联想到吉涅·斯诺,倒帮助她承受了这一切。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It would be wrong of me to paint optimistic picture.</E>
        <C>如果我把情况说得很乐观,那就错了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I wonder," he said, "when it was that the world first went wrong."</E>
        <C>“我想知道,”他说道,“这个世界是什么时候开始出毛病的。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He might be drawn into the wrong current if he did not make a stand.</E>
        <C>如果他不表明立场,就有可能被拖上错误的道路。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The codes of right and wrong lie at the bottom of every decision she makes.</E>
        <C>她对正确和错误划分的标准是她作出决定的准则。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>in error,incorrectly</E>
        <C>adv. 错误地；邪恶的，不正当地</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>bad,injustice</E>
        <C>n. 坏事；不公正</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>false,incorrect,unhappy,improper,inadequate</E>
        <C>adj. 错误的；失常的；不适当的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>vilify,asperse</E>
        <C>vt. 委屈；无理地对待；诽谤</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[weidʒ]</SM>
    <E>wage</E>
    <C>vi. 进行；发动；从事
n. 工资；代价；报偿
vt. 进行；开展
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The effect of combination on the part of a group of workers is to protect their real wage.</E>
        <C>劳工组织之效果,只是保障其真实工资。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Yet you don't learn to wage war by studying a manual.</E>
        <C>可是凭手册学习,你学不会作战的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We must gradually reduce the wage gap.</E>
        <C>我们要逐步缩小工资差距。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>progress,do</E>
        <C>vi. 进行；发动；从事</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>price,expense,pay,cost</E>
        <C>n. 工资；代价；报偿</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>do,carry with</E>
        <C>vt. 进行；开展</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[weitə]</SM>
    <E>waiter</E>
    <C>n. 服务员，侍者
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The waiter came up to him with a funny look and says somebody wants to speak to him outside.</E>
        <C>服务员一副尴尬的面孔来到他跟前说有个人请他到外面去讲话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A waiter came with a cloth and picked up the glasses and mopped off the table.</E>
        <C>一个侍者拿着一块抹布走过来,捡起杯子,擦净桌子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The waiter seemed convinced that I could not deny it, and that it gave the case a black look.</E>
        <C>看来,那个侍者已经相信我否认不了,认为不敢否认就是心虚理亏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was about to give details of the tea that he wanted, but the busy waiter had to attend to other orders.</E>
        <C>他叫了一杯茶,正要详细说明他要什么茶,可是那忙得不可开交的服务员却又张罗别的旅客去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>And then to the waiter he betrayed the fact that the minutest coin and himself were strangers.</E>
        <C>然后他向侍卫者透露真相,说他一个子儿都没有。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>service man,porter</E>
        <C>n. 服务员，侍者</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['weitris]</SM>
    <E>waitress</E>
    <C>n. 女服务员；女侍者
vi. 做女服务生
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If you really want to be a waitress, you should work at being the best waitress in the world.</E>
        <C>如果你真想做服务员,就要把自己当作是世界上最好的服务员。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>chambermaid,usherette</E>
        <C>n. [劳经]女服务员；女侍者</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[weiv]</SM>
    <E>wave</E>
    <C>vi. 波动；起伏；挥手示意；摇动；呈波形
vt. 卷（烫）发；向…挥手示意；使成波浪形
n. 波动；波浪；高潮；挥手示意；卷曲
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>All of a sudden the front of the building parted from the rest and fell like a breaking wave into the street.</E>
        <C>大楼的前部顷刻之间就从其余部分裂开来,排浪式地坍倒在街上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took a handkerchief from his pillow, and tried to wave it above his head.</E>
        <C>他从枕头底下取出一块毛巾,想在头上挥舞一下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The air was soft, and came over the cooling wave with something of summer fragrance.</E>
        <C>清气徐来,带来仿佛是夏季的芳馨,掠过凉爽的海面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He jerked his head at the other goats below and when I wave at him he bounded down.</E>
        <C>它向下面其它山羊伸伸脑袋,我向它一挥手,它就蹦了下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then, like the long withdrawing sound of a receding wave, the sense of night and sea and warmth went from him.</E>
        <C>随后,象退潮时逐渐远去的悠长涛声一样,夜、海、温暖这些感觉全部离他而去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>roll,rock</E>
        <C>vi. 波动；起伏；挥手示意；摇动；呈波形</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>undulate</E>
        <C>vt. 卷（烫）发；向…挥手示意；使成波浪形</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fluctuation,undulation</E>
        <C>n. 波动；[海洋]波浪；高潮；挥手示意；卷曲</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wi:knis]</SM>
    <E>weakness</E>
    <C>n. 弱点；软弱；嗜好
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Deep down in my character there must have been a weakness.</E>
        <C>在我的性格深处,一定有软弱之处。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Certainly in the war news there was no sign of German weakness.</E>
        <C>从战争消息看,德国确实没有削弱的迹象。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There were just two faces to the shield of life from the point of view of his peculiar mind-strength and weakness.</E>
        <C>在他特殊的头脑看来,人生的盾牌有两方面--强和弱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The first of these was the overall weakness of his force.</E>
        <C>第一是该军实力的薄弱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His weakness was the only time when I could taste the delight of paying wrong for wrong.</E>
        <C>他软弱的时候正是我能尝到冤冤相报的愉快滋味的唯一时机。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>habit,appetite,hobby</E>
        <C>n. 弱点；软弱；嗜好</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['welθi]</SM>
    <E>wealthy</E>
    <C>adj. 富有的；充分的；丰裕的
n. 富人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Charles was not now the wealthy and handsome young man living in a sphere out of her reach that he had been.</E>
        <C>对她来说,查理不再是那个高不可攀的,有钱的美少年。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Arthur's own allowances were liberal all this time; indeed, much more so than those of the sons of far more wealthy men.</E>
        <C>这个时期,亚瑟自己花钱是不受限制的,实际比富裕得多的人家的子弟花得还多。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Cumming was wealthy in his own right.</E>
        <C>卡明是凭自己的本事发家致富的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Wealthy countries restrain the export of scrap iron and steel.</E>
        <C>富裕国家限制出口废钢铁。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In fine, all Sedley's wealthy friends had dropped off one by one.</E>
        <C>总之,赛特笠的有钱朋友慢慢的都不理他了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rich,sufficient,plenary</E>
        <C>adj. 富有的；充分的；丰裕的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>the rich,haves</E>
        <C>n. 富人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wediŋ]</SM>
    <E>wedding</E>
    <C>n. 婚礼，婚宴；结婚；结合
v. 与…结婚（wed的ing形式）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>So the little tailor became a prince, and a grand wedding it was, too.</E>
        <C>于是,小个子裁缝成了驸马,婚礼也办得非常隆重。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"If our wedding can be at church, I say yes," she answered in a measured voice.</E>
        <C>“如果我们的婚礼能在教堂里举行,我就说同意。”她用一种较量的口气说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I invite you to my wedding on the spot.</E>
        <C>我现在就邀请你来参加我的婚礼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The whole office was at her wedding.</E>
        <C>公司的全部职员参加了她的婚礼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wedding is to be held this sunday.</E>
        <C>婚礼这个星期天举行。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>marriage,combination,coupling,bond,join</E>
        <C>n. 婚礼，婚宴；结婚；结合</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wi:kli]</SM>
    <E>weekly</E>
    <C>adj. 每周的；周刊的；一周一次的
n. 周刊
adv. 每周一次；逐周
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bill of the little household, which had been settled weekly, first fell into arrear.</E>
        <C>他们这家的账目向来一星期一转,如今忽然付不出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bulk of the money came from the weekly subscriptions of the mass of the nation.</E>
        <C>大部分钱源自广大群众每周一次的捐款。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whenever I take a look at her weekly dose of misery, I don't know how she does it.</E>
        <C>每当我看到她那每周都有的令人感到痛苦的剂量,我都不能想象她是怎么对付的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The first group was given 5 doses at weekly intervals.</E>
        <C>第一组每周给5剂。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>newsweekly</E>
        <C>n. [图情]周刊</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wel'nəun]</SM>
    <E>well-known</E>
    <C>adj. 著名的；众所周知的；清楚明白的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The well-known Tet offensive in Viet Nam was such a shock.</E>
        <C>曾经轰动一时的越南元旦的攻势,就是属于这一类的“冲击”。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Moreover, there is still a third compound, red lead, the well-known paint.</E>
        <C>此外,还有第三种化合物:红铅,是人们熟悉的颜料。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Cries in exultation of the well-known good physician rent the hall of the count.</E>
        <C>为了这著名的好医生而欢呼的声音震动了法庭大厅。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The church on the hilltop was a well-known landmark.</E>
        <C>山顶上的教堂是一个显著的陆标。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a well-known errant knight.</E>
        <C>他曾是一个著名的游侠。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>famous,noted,renowned,distinguished,celebrated</E>
        <C>adj. 著名的；众所周知的；清楚明白的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwεə'evə]</SM>
    <E>wherever</E>
    <C>adv. 无论什么地方；究竟在哪里
conj. 无论在哪里；无论什么情况下
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was the chat of the tea-table all over that part of the town, and I met with it wherever I visited.</E>
        <C>这件事是城里这块地方家家茶桌上的谈资,无论我到哪里去,总是碰到人们在谈论它。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Wherever you see Bill, you can be sure to see his side-kick Jack.</E>
        <C>你无论在哪里见到比尔,你便一定会见到他的好朋友杰克。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Wherever he stopped, he handed out his seeds and preached about the beauty of things.</E>
        <C>每到一处,他就分发种子,宣传自然的美好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Wherever he camped he made a fire.</E>
        <C>不论他住在哪儿,他总要生一堆火。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The trains had a lonesome, longing sound that made John Henry want to go wherever they were gong.</E>
        <C>列车单调的、令人神往的声音,使约翰·亨利一心想伴它远走他乡。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ubi</E>
        <C>conj. 无论在哪里；无论什么情况下</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hwispə]</SM>
    <E>whisper</E>
    <C>n. 私语；谣传；飒飒的声音
vi. 耳语；密谈；飒飒地响
vt. 低声说出
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Of one thing, my dear sister," kindly he took her hand and spoke in an awful whisper.</E>
        <C>“有件事情,亲爱的妹妹,”他亲切地握住她的手,煞有介事地低声耳语。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was no wind, and not a whisper in the old oak tree twenty yards away.</E>
        <C>没有风,二十码外的那棵老橡树一点声息没有。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Just the whisper of bankruptcy would shut off the cash flow to the company.</E>
        <C>只要有关于破产的流言传开,那这家汽车公司的现金来源就会被堵死。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Such was the fury of the squall that his voice sounded like a whisper.</E>
        <C>风暴的呼啸声使我几乎听不见他的声音。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he ceased, all I found was a futile whisper: "So you swam for our light?"</E>
        <C>他停住后,我简直无话可说,只是想出了一句多余的话,便轻轻问道:“那么说,你是朝着我们的灯游来的?”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>aside</E>
        <C>n. 私语；谣传；飒飒的声音</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>collogue</E>
        <C>vi. 耳语；密谈；飒飒地响</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[waild]</SM>
    <E>wild</E>
    <C>adj. 野生的；野蛮的；狂热的；荒凉的
n. 荒野
adv. 疯狂地；胡乱地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He gave it to me with candour and with a wild eloquence which touched my heart.</E>
        <C>他十分坦率、雄辩,我听了大为感动。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Many and bitter were the thoughts of this wild girl as she sat there in her eternal darkness.</E>
        <C>这个疯狂的姑娘在她那永恒的黑暗中坐在那儿,思绪万千,无限辛酸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But for that, I should not have moved hand or foot in such a wild enterprise in the dark.</E>
        <C>要不是为了这个,我决不会动手动脚在黑暗中乱闯一场。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Reason sits firm and holds the reins, and she will not let the feelings burse away and hurry her to wild chasms.</E>
        <C>理智稳坐着,握紧缰绳,她决不会听任感情脱缰而跑,任其堕入荒谷。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As the carriage drove in, Eva seemed like a bird ready to burst from a cage, with the wild eagerness of her delight.</E>
        <C>马车进了院子之后,伊娃欣喜若狂,急不可待,就像一只小鸟,渴望飞出牢笼一样。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>crazy,field,enthusiastic,desert</E>
        <C>adj. 野生的；野蛮的；狂热的；荒凉的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>Sahara,moorland</E>
        <C>n. 荒野</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>random,madly</E>
        <C>adv. 疯狂地；胡乱地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wiliŋ]</SM>
    <E>willing</E>
    <C>adj. 乐意的；自愿的；心甘情愿的
v. 决心；用意志力驱使；将（财产等）遗赠某人（will的现在分词）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then the strongest and most willing seized hold of the long ropes and began to pull.</E>
        <C>随后,气力最大和最有兴致的人抓牢长绳,开始拖曳。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I am willing to hope nothing of this kind has been done in my case, and yet I cannot be easy.</E>
        <C>但愿这种事不会落在我头上,然而我总是不能高枕无忧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were willing to grant the children the same freedom that they demanded for themselves.</E>
        <C>他们愿意将他们自己所要求的同样多的自由给孩子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One reason why Humboldt and I were so close was that I was willing to take the complete course.</E>
        <C>我跟洪堡所以如此亲密,其原因之一就是因为我乐意接受他的全部教诲。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now he wondered if he had been willing to put forth his utmost strength after all.</E>
        <C>这会儿他想到,不知道自己到底愿不愿使出全身的力气来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>glad,voluntary</E>
        <C>adj. 乐意的；自愿的；心甘情愿的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[waip]</SM>
    <E>wipe</E>
    <C>vt. 擦；消除；涂上
vi. 擦；打
n. 擦拭；用力打
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>After years of family fighting,the uncles agreed to wipe off old scores so their children could marry.</E>
        <C>经过多年家族争斗之后,长辈们同意消除宿怨,以便孩子们可以通婚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When it comes to horse, Delaney can wipe the eye of any cow-puncher in the country, I guess.</E>
        <C>说起马来,我看哪,台拉奈能叫郡里随便哪个牧牛人大失面子的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Don′t let the coffee sink into the carpet;wipe it up.</E>
        <C>别让咖啡渗进地毯里去;揩掉它。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Doctors are searching for a cure that will wipe out cancer.</E>
        <C>医生们正在寻找消灭癌症的医疗方法。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Here′s a brush to wipe off the mud before you come into the house.</E>
        <C>进屋之前可用这个刷子刷去泥。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>eliminate,avoid</E>
        <C>vt. 擦；消除；涂上</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>strike,hit</E>
        <C>vi. 擦；打</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>towelling</E>
        <C>n. 擦拭；用力打</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['waiə]</SM>
    <E>wire</E>
    <C>n. 电线；金属丝；电报
vt. 拍电报；给…装电线
vi. 打电报
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The same wire also revealed dried blood which had been typed and found to differ from the blood of both dead guards.</E>
        <C>同一段铁丝上,还露出干了的血迹,经过测定,发现血型和两个死去的警卫的血型不一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>That bit of wire had engaged him in a game of hide-and-seek.</E>
        <C>这一根铁丝同他玩起捉迷藏来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he reached the fence, Georges detached a pair of heavy wire shears from his belt and began cutting.</E>
        <C>乔戈斯爬到铁丝网跟前的时候,从腰带上解下一副笨重的剪铁丝的剪刀,动手剪了起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had a coil of wire around one arm and a pair of pliers hung by a thong from his wrist.</E>
        <C>他一条臂上挽着一圈铜丝,手腕上绕着的一根皮带上挂着一把钳子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a girl found strangled with a piece of barbed wire at Wandsworth last week.</E>
        <C>上个星期在旺茨沃思人们发现有一个女孩子被人用一段有倒刺的铁丝勒死了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>electric cord,electrical wiring</E>
        <C>n. [电]电线；金属丝；电报</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>telegraph</E>
        <C>vi. 打电报</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wizdəm]</SM>
    <E>wisdom</E>
    <C>n. 智慧，才智；明智；学识；至理名言
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wisdom of her love for him, as love sustained her dignity; she seemed to be wearing a crown.</E>
        <C>她既是爱她,而她这种爱本身就是一种智慧,所以她觉得自己也高贵起来,好象头戴冕旒一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a certain wisdom in his mother's words, he thought.</E>
        <C>他想,母亲的话中有一定的哲理。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This world with its eternal wisdom had to be the creation of some hand.</E>
        <C>这个有着永恒的智慧的世界一定是用某种技巧创造出来的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a man of much worldly wisdom, and in some ways resembled Voltaire.</E>
        <C>他精于人情世故,在某些方面酷似伏尔泰。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was learned in the wisdom of the ages and know the language of men.</E>
        <C>她博古通今并且通晓人类语言。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wit,scholarship</E>
        <C>n. 智慧，才智；明智；学识；至理名言</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wi'ðin, wi'θin]</SM>
    <E>within</E>
    <C>prep. 在…之内
adv. 在内部
n. 里面
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Till within a week of her death that gay heart never failed her.</E>
        <C>直到她临死的前一个星期,那颗欢乐的心一直没有丢开她。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Venn's heart sank within him, though it had not risen unduly high.</E>
        <C>文恩的心冷了一半,其实原先他心里本来就没抱什么非分的希望。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Within the White House itself, things were beginning to settle into a pattern.</E>
        <C>在白宫内部,事情已开始步入正轨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The flames of the coming storm seemed to have caught fire within her, to be scorching her in her white frock.</E>
        <C>即将到来的暴风雨的火焰似乎在她心里燃烧起来,要把穿着雪白上衣的她烧得透焦。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He drank hard, studied hard, lived hard, and within a year helped Frances go through most of her inheritance.</E>
        <C>他拼命喝酒,拼命进修,拼命过奢华的生活,这样在一年内,把弗朗西丝的遗产差不多都花光了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>in,inside</E>
        <C>prep. 在…之内</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>interiorly,inwardly</E>
        <C>adv. 在内部</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>inside</E>
        <C>n. 里面</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wudən]</SM>
    <E>wooden</E>
    <C>adj. 木制的；僵硬的，呆板的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>After deer slayer had cast a look about him in the outer room, he raised a wooden latch.</E>
        <C>杀鹿人略略看了外间,便卸下一根木闩。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was the hint of cosmic cruelty that I felt when I saw the curved timbers of a wooden shack that had been warped in the summer sun.</E>
        <C>还有,我看到小小棚屋的椽木,在夏日里晒得弯弯地翘起,便对造化的狠心稍有所悟。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One of his feet was on the wooden floor, the other was in space.</E>
        <C>他的一只脚踩在地板上,另一只脚悬空。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Down those wide endless streets the wind rattled between the rows of wooden houses.</E>
        <C>街道又宽又长,风在两排木头房屋中间呼呼直响。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was startled by the sound of a deep, hollow voice booming and a banging on a wooden table.</E>
        <C>忽然有人发出深沉、空洞的洪亮声音,砰的敲了一下木头桌子,把他吓了一跳。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>mechanical,rigid,dead</E>
        <C>adj. [木]木制的；僵硬的，呆板的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wul]</SM>
    <E>wool</E>
    <C>n. 羊毛；毛线；绒线；毛织品；毛料衣物
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>That sort of wool reached its peak out on the black-soil plains of northwest New South Wales and southwest Queensland.</E>
        <C>这种品种的羊毛只出产在新南威尔士的西北部和昆士兰南部的黑土平原上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Would you help me to wind this wool into a ball?</E>
        <C>请你帮我把这些毛线缠成球好吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the other house, the draperies were of vinyl plastic, and rugs and clothing were made of wool.</E>
        <C>在另外一幢房子里,窗帘是乙烯基塑料制成的,地毯和衣物都是羊毛的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His head and hair were white like wool, as white as snow.</E>
        <C>他的头与发皆白,白如羊毛,如雪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is trying to wind a hank of wool into balls.</E>
        <C>他正在努力把一卷毛线缠成线球。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>erio,Lana</E>
        <C>n. 羊毛；毛线；[纺]绒线；毛织品；毛料衣物</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wə:ld,waid]</SM>
    <E>worldwide</E>
    <C>adj. 全世界的
adv. 在世界各地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Two events of the twentieth century catapulted polymers into a position of worldwide importance.</E>
        <C>20世纪的两件大事一下使聚合物获得了世界性的主要地位。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The worldwide interest in soy beans is reason enough for the immediate publication of this book.</E>
        <C>世界范围内对大豆的重视是本书尽快出版的充分理由。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This work was followed by worldwide research aimed at improving understanding of the theory of stimulated emission in semiconductors.</E>
        <C>各国相继进行广泛研究,以进一步探讨半导体中的受激发射理论。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The growth of the airline industry in the last twenty years, however, has made the convention business a worldwide enterprise.</E>
        <C>但近二十年来,航空业的发展已经使承办会议成为全球性的业务。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Today we have a worldwide wholesale money market of enormous scope, one beyond the easy control of any government or the IMF.</E>
        <C>今天我们有一个范围很大的世界货币批发市场,这是任何政府或国际货币基金组织无法随心所欲进行控制的一个市场。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>universal</E>
        <C>adj. 全世界的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wə:s, 'wə:s]</SM>
    <E>worse</E>
    <C>adj. 更坏的；更差的；更恶劣的（bad的比较级）；（病情）更重的（ill的比较级）
adv. 更糟；更坏；更恶劣地；更坏地
n. 更坏的事；更恶劣的事
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She appeared to be in even worse shape than a week ago.</E>
        <C>她的模样看来比上星期更为糟糕。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They wondered that he could be so tactless, and to make it worse Dr. Fleming had not heard what he said.</E>
        <C>他们都纳闷,他说话怎么这么不得体。更糟的是,弗莱明博士没有听到他说什么。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To show sign of private moral judgement was to have lost your soul, and, worse, to be a bit of an outsider.</E>
        <C>你要把对于道德的私人见解透露出一点点,那你就等于丧失了灵魂,而且更糟糕的,还会使你多少变成了局外人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A week or two passed, her bodily and mental health grew neither worse nor better.</E>
        <C>一两个星期过去了,她的身体和精神既没有好起来,也没有坏下去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If it hadn't been for the boots, Luke's feet would have been worse off than his hands.</E>
        <C>要不是有一双靴子,卢克的脚会比他的手伤得更厉害。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wə:st, 'wə:st]</SM>
    <E>worst</E>
    <C>adj. 最差的，最坏的；最不利的；效能最低的
n. 最坏；最坏的时候
adv. 最坏地；最不利地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was always hard up, but being a man of enterprise knew all the best people, as well as all the worst, so that he dined out every night.</E>
        <C>他手头总是很紧,但是由于他敢作敢为,他认识一切最好的和最坏的人物,所以他天天在外面吃晚饭。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Publican was counted vile and base and reckoned among the worst of men.</E>
        <C>人们仍然认为征税员邪恶卑鄙,属于最坏的人之列。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But it's over, you know; so what signifies making the worst of it?</E>
        <C>你也知道,事情已经过去了,现在再往坏处想,又有什么用处呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As I came up through the ranks, I was one of the worst.</E>
        <C>在逐级往上爬的时候,我是做得最差的人中间的一个。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The next moment the worst bitterness of it was over.</E>
        <C>过一会儿,刻骨铭心的痛苦就消失了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pessimal,baddest</E>
        <C>adj. 最差的，最坏的；最不利的；效能最低的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wæɡən]</SM>
    <E>waggon</E>
    <C>n. 四轮运货马车；运货车
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>When the waggon had passed on, Gabriel withdrew from his point of espial.</E>
        <C>当马车继续前进的时候,加布里埃尔也离开了他窥探的地点。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Someone jumped out from the foremost waggon and cried aloud.</E>
        <C>有人从最前面的一辆大车里跳下来,大声叫嚷。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The lantern hanging at her waggon had gone out.</E>
        <C>她车上挂的那个灯笼已经灭了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We rode in the farm waggon to the town.</E>
        <C>我们乘坐农场的货车进城。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[weist]</SM>
    <E>waist</E>
    <C>n. 腰，腰部
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was touched, I suppose, because he took it at last and tied it quickly round his waist under the jacket, on his bare skin.</E>
        <C>我想他是被感动了,终于收了下来,而且迅速地把它贴身缠在腰间。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was wet from the waist down and I knew he must have been wading the stream.</E>
        <C>他的裤子一直湿到腰部,我明白他一定在水里淌过。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Out of force of habit I felt for the money belt around my waist.</E>
        <C>出于习惯,我摸了摸围在腰间的钱带。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His hands were clasped loosely around her waist.</E>
        <C>他怡然自得地双手搂着她的腰肢。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At last, Melanie put a hot hand on her waist.</E>
        <C>末了,媚兰伸出一只滚烫的手搂住她的腰。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>middle,loin</E>
        <C>n. 腰，腰部</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['weikən]</SM>
    <E>waken</E>
    <C>vt. 唤醒；使觉醒
vi. 醒来；觉醒
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wind lulled as if it feared to waken them.</E>
        <C>风势渐渐平息下去,仿佛唯恐吵醒她们似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>What time are you going to waken him?</E>
        <C>你准备何时叫醒他?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>arouse,wake sb. up</E>
        <C>vt. 唤醒；使觉醒</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>wake up,awake</E>
        <C>vi. 醒来；觉醒</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔlit]</SM>
    <E>wallet</E>
    <C>n. 钱包，皮夹
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took out a worn wallet.</E>
        <C>他拿出一个破旧皮夹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She extracted the money from his wallet.</E>
        <C>她从他的皮夹里拿走了钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>So he bade farewell to his parents, hang up his hunter's wallet and gun, and set off.</E>
        <C>于是他告别父母,背上打猎用的口袋和枪,就动身了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He turned his wallet upside down and six bills floated down onto the table.</E>
        <C>他把他的皮夹倒过来,六张钞票掉到桌子上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My hand was trembling as I dug out my wallet.</E>
        <C>我的手颤抖着掏出钱包。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bag,purse</E>
        <C>n. 钱包，皮夹</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔndə]</SM>
    <E>wander</E>
    <C>vi. 徘徊；漫步；迷路；离题
vt. 游荡，漫游
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I think he half expected her to wander into one of his parties, some night.</E>
        <C>我想他大概指望哪天晚上她会翩然而至,光临他的一次宴会。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He began to wander through the street.</E>
        <C>他开始在街头踯躅。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You could wander along the canal till you came to broad green fields.</E>
        <C>你可以沿着运河徜徉,直到走上宽广的绿色原野。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The lonelier limits of the airport were no place to wander.</E>
        <C>飞机场荒凉的地区可不是个随便走动的地区。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I didn't fear that her fool of a husband would wander up the den so late.</E>
        <C>我不怕她那个混蛋丈夫这么晚会荡到这幽谷中来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lose oneself,hang about</E>
        <C>vi. 徘徊；漫步；迷路；离题</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>range,louse around</E>
        <C>vt. 游荡，漫游</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wɔ:mθ]</SM>
    <E>warmth</E>
    <C>n. 温暖；热情；激动
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Up the sun came in glory from his ocean bed, and flooded the earth with warmth and light.</E>
        <C>金光灿烂的朝阳从它的大海眠床上冉冉升起,把温暖和光明倾泻给大地。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In a strange way he was both inarticulate and a bit shy, and yet enveloped in his warmth.</E>
        <C>很怪,他不爱说话,还有点腼腆,但是充满热情。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then, like the long withdrawing sound of a receding wave, the sense of night and sea and warmth went from him.</E>
        <C>随后,象退潮时逐渐远去的悠长涛声一样,夜、海、温暖这些感觉全部离他而去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To him, his religion was a warmth and a consolation; but to the rest of his family it was something rooted in fear.</E>
        <C>对他来说,宗教是一种温暖和安慰,但对他家的其他人来说,则是一种根深蒂固的恐惧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I closed my eyes and felt the warmth of the sun on my face.</E>
        <C>我闭上眼睛感受到温暖的阳光晒在脸上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>passion,flame,fire</E>
        <C>n. 温暖；热情；激动</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔ:təfɔ:l, 'wɔ-]</SM>
    <E>waterfall</E>
    <C>n. 瀑布；瀑布似的东西
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A whistle from above, of a tone so clear and shrill, that it was heard even amid the noise of the waterfall.</E>
        <C>那哨声来自上方,声音尖锐刺耳,在瀑布的轰鸣中也听得清清楚楚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We can get a peep of a distant waterfall through the trees.</E>
        <C>我们可以透过树丛隐约看见远方的瀑布。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>That night, as you may guess, she stole out and bathed herself in the crystal waterfall, combed her long hair.</E>
        <C>你可以猜想到,那天晚上,她偷偷走了出去,在晶莹发亮的瀑布边洗了澡,梳好长长的头发。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>a waterfall with a fall of 100 metres.</E>
        <C>落差一百公尺的瀑布。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The strong man and the waterfall channel their own path.</E>
        <C>坚强的人和瀑布一样能冲出自己的路。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fall,chute</E>
        <C>n. [水文]瀑布；瀑布似的东西</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔ:təpru:f, 'wɔ-]</SM>
    <E>waterproof</E>
    <C>adj. 防水的，不透水的
vt. 使防水
n. 防水材料
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The first mate was standing at the rail with three of the ratings. He wore a pistol in a waterproof holster.</E>
        <C>大副身佩装入防水套的手枪,和另外三个水兵一起站在栏杆边。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I am not wet through, my riding-coat is waterproof. Dry shoes are all I require.</E>
        <C>我并没有完全湿透,我的骑装是防水的,我只需要换双干鞋子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But tears were not the things to find their way to Mr. Bumble's soul; his heart was waterproof.</E>
        <C>然而眼泪这种东西决不能渗入班布尔先生的灵魂,他的心是不透水的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>splashproof,hose-proof</E>
        <C>adj. 防水的，[建]不透水的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>rainproof</E>
        <C>vt. 使防水</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['weivleŋθ]</SM>
    <E>wavelength</E>
    <C>n. [物] 波长
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There, a slight shift in a mirror of a fraction of a wavelength was fatal.</E>
        <C>在那里,反射镜稍稍移动几分之一个波长都是致命的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The less the wavelength, the smaller can be the region of confinement of the wave.</E>
        <C>波长越短,波的局限区域就越短。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In other words, the wave has gained (or lost) half a wavelength in the process of reflection.</E>
        <C>换句话说,在反射过程中光波已获得(或损失)半个波长。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wæks]</SM>
    <E>wax</E>
    <C>n. 蜡；蜡状物
vt. 给…上蜡
vi. 月亮渐满；增大
adj. 蜡制的；似蜡的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He began to ransack his tutor's desk for a piece of wax, or twine, necessary to his work.</E>
        <C>他开始掏他老师的书桌,要找一点做手工所需要的蜡和麻线。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His face was like yellow wax, his eyes darkened, as it were sightless.</E>
        <C>他的脸色蜡黄,眼睛变得阴暗,茫然无神。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Wax applied to a floor heightens the shine.</E>
        <C>地板蜡能增加亮光。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The seal attached to documents is a piece of wax.</E>
        <C>附在文件上的玺印是一块封蜡。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Why did she have to wax the floors herself?</E>
        <C>她干什么非要自己动手给地板打腊?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>increase,make</E>
        <C>vi. 月亮渐满；增大</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>waxen</E>
        <C>adj. [轻]蜡制的；似蜡的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wi:kən]</SM>
    <E>weaken</E>
    <C>vt. 减少；使变弱；使变淡
vi. 变弱；畏缩；变软弱
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>At first he thought this was because he had allowed his will to weaken, the concentrated power of his mind to grow slack.</E>
        <C>起初,他以为这是因为自己意志不够坚定,让聚精会神的注意力涣散了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It's a great life if you don't weaken.</E>
        <C>如果你不垮下去的话,那倒是一种极乐的生活。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You can weaken the tea by adding water.</E>
        <C>你可以加水把茶弄得淡些。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>shorten,to cut down</E>
        <C>vt. 减少；使变弱；使变淡</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>moderate,recoil from</E>
        <C>vi. 变弱；畏缩；变软弱</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wepən]</SM>
    <E>weapon</E>
    <C>n. 武器，兵器
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Still he used law as he would use any other trap or weapon to rid him of a human ill.</E>
        <C>他仍利用法律逃避人类的苦难,就象利用别的任何陷阱、武器一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The serpent attempted to draw out the weapon with his mouth, but broke it off, leaving the iron point rankling in his flesh.</E>
        <C>大蛇想用牙齿去拔那长矛,但只是把矛咬断了,铁矛尖扎在肉里更加疼痛难熬。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But what can a man do against them in the dark without a weapon?</E>
        <C>可是,在黑夜里,没有一件武器,一个人怎么去对付它们呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr. Osterman, I must ask you to let down the hammer of your weapon.</E>
        <C>奥斯特曼先生,我得请求你把你那支枪的撞针扳下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This was the most obvious weapon against inflation and the first to be tried.</E>
        <C>这是反对通货膨胀最明显的武器,也是首先试行的办法。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>arm,armament</E>
        <C>n. 武器，[军]兵器</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wiəri]</SM>
    <E>weary</E>
    <C>adj. 疲倦的；厌烦的；令人厌烦的
vi. 疲倦；厌烦
vt. 使疲倦；使厌烦
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>To be yearning for the difficult, to be weary of that offered; to care for the remote, to dislike the near; it was Wildeve's nature always.</E>
        <C>渴望难得的,腻烦现成的;稀罕远的,讨厌近的;这就是韦狄的天性。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Dreaming souls, weary of our time, have desired to be transferred to the sublime Age of Pericles.</E>
        <C>爱好幻想的人,厌倦于我们时代的鄙俗,总想要转移到崇高的伯利克里时代去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>These weary dragoons will keep the crown of the wasteland and none will get out of Appin but winged fowls.</E>
        <C>那些讨厌的龙骑兵将守住这荒原中的高地,除了有翅的飞禽,谁也休想飞出亚品。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looked over the counter at Leo, and Leo watched him with a weary, brittle jeer.</E>
        <C>他的两眼越过柜台向利奥望去,而后者则挂着一丝懒洋洋、冷冰冰的讥笑瞧着他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At last, bearing in her arms the infant progeny of Jove, she reached Lycia, weary with her burden and parched with thirst.</E>
        <C>最后她来到吕西亚,怀里抱着朱庇特幼小的子嗣,疲乏不堪,口渴难耐。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tired,worn,trying,boring,harassed</E>
        <C>adj. 疲倦的；厌烦的；令人厌烦的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>jade,be tired out</E>
        <C>vi. 疲倦；厌烦</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>labor,jade</E>
        <C>vt. 使疲倦；使厌烦</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wi:v]</SM>
    <E>weave</E>
    <C>vt. 编织；编排；使迂回前进
vi. 纺织；编成；迂回行进
n. 织物；织法；编织式样
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A third form of weave is the satin weave.</E>
        <C>第三种织造形式是缎纹组织。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>People weave thread into cloth,straw into hats,and reeds into baskets.</E>
        <C>人们把线织成布,把草编成草帽,把芦苇编成篮子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I will sit at my loom and weave the web.</E>
        <C>我每天都坐在织布机旁边织这块布。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Do you think I want to grow up and weave the bottoms of chairs for people to sit in?</E>
        <C>你以为我长大后会给别人编椅座坐吗?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pleach,complect</E>
        <C>vt. [纺]编织；编排；使迂回前进</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cloth,web</E>
        <C>n. 织物；[纺]织法；编织式样</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wi:d]</SM>
    <E>weed</E>
    <C>vt. 除草；铲除
n. 杂草，野草；菸草
vi. 除草
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Outside a cool October wind was whipping dead leaves and weed stalks along the pavements.</E>
        <C>外面十月的凉风,吹着人行道边的枯叶和野草。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The escape is not wanted and is like a weed.</E>
        <C>野化植物没有用,而是象杂草。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>First thing tomorrow I have to weed the garden.</E>
        <C>明天,第一件事我得给花园除草。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The engine sowed cinders and soot over the fiery flowers and the hairy knobs of weed.</E>
        <C>火车烟囱喷出的煤屑和煤烟,纷纷落在田间怒放的野花和毛茸茸的杂草茎节上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In this country the men plant the corn and the women later weed it.</E>
        <C>在这个国家,男人种植苞米,然后由妇女为苞米除杂草。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>shovel</E>
        <C>vt. 除草；铲除</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fireweed,ruderal</E>
        <C>n. [植]杂草，野草；菸草</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wi:p]</SM>
    <E>weep</E>
    <C>vi. 哭泣；流泪；哀悼；滴落；渗出液体
vt. 哭泣；流泪；悲叹；流出或渗出液体
n. 哭泣；眼泪；滴下
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The young man looked at her as if he expected that she would weep or swoon.</E>
        <C>那年轻人看着她,好象他预料到她会哭泣或休克。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Jeanie was one, like the angels in heaven, that rather weep for sinners, than reckon their transgressions.</E>
        <C>珍妮是安琪儿下凡,她宁可为犯罪的人流泪,而不会责备他们的罪过。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If he had been recently hurt, he would weep bitterly and swear to run away.</E>
        <C>如果他刚遭到毒打,他会痛哭一场,赌神罚咒地逃跑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When Ivan heard Makar pleading, he too began to weep.</E>
        <C>伊凡听着麦卡尔哀求,也禁不住泪水夺眶而出。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Let us seek out some desolate shade, and there weep our sad bosoms empty.</E>
        <C>我们寻个僻静的地方,去痛哭一场吧。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>water,shed tears</E>
        <C>vi. 哭泣；流泪；哀悼；滴落；渗出液体</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>shed tears,pipe one's eye</E>
        <C>vt. 哭泣；流泪；悲叹；流出或渗出液体</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>tears,eyedrop</E>
        <C>n. 哭泣；眼泪；滴下</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[weld]</SM>
    <E>weld</E>
    <C>vt. 焊接；使结合；使成整体
vi. 焊牢
n. 焊接；焊接点
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>No spalled paint exists at the plug weld and for a short distance each side of the plug welds.</E>
        <C>在塞焊焊缝处及塞焊周围距离内无细漆碎屑存在。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>All cracks were detected in regions where such manually made weld passes existed.</E>
        <C>所以检查到的裂纹都位于有手工焊缝存在的区域。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They weld the pieces of a broken axle.</E>
        <C>他们焊接断了的车轴。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>combine,bond</E>
        <C>vt. [机]焊接；使结合；使成整体</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>jointing,soldering</E>
        <C>n. [机]焊接；焊接点</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['welfεə]</SM>
    <E>welfare</E>
    <C>n. 福利；幸福；福利事业；安宁
adj. 福利的；接受社会救济的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>With his wife and two children, Mr. Sipes is on welfare and sees slim prospects of getting off of it.</E>
        <C>赛普斯先生夫妻和两个孩子靠福利救济生活,而且眼看不靠福利救济生活的希望越来越渺茫。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I have had means of hearing of your welfare, my dearest Jeanie, from time to time.</E>
        <C>我最亲爱的珍妮,我不时通过某种渠道知道你很康乐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We were no longer seen as the fat cats asking for welfare.</E>
        <C>人们不再把我们看作是一个要求救济的大亨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I no longer consider people on welfare white trash.</E>
        <C>我不再认为靠福利救济的人是白人当中的废物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The order will be for the welfare of the infant.</E>
        <C>该命令将保障未成年人的福利。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>happiness,weal</E>
        <C>n. 福利；幸福；福利事业；安宁</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['westwəd]</SM>
    <E>westward</E>
    <C>adj. 向西的；西方的
n. 西部；西方
adv. 向西
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>When the black topsoil was all washed away, farmers moved westward and started new plantations.</E>
        <C>当表层黑土全部被冲走之后,农民们就向西部转移,建立新的种植园。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Even so there remained an ominous gap to the westward which for the time being could not be bridged.</E>
        <C>虽然如此,西面仍有一个不祥的缺口,暂时还无法弥补。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sunrise slid westward to Minsk.</E>
        <C>初升的太阳向西移到明斯克。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The day had brightened very much, and still brightened as we went westward.</E>
        <C>天色异常晴朗;我们越往西去,天色就越加睛朗。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hesperian</E>
        <C>adj. 向西的；西方的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>occident</E>
        <C>n. 西部；西方</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwitʃ'evə]</SM>
    <E>whichever</E>
    <C>pron. 任何一个；无论哪个
adj. 无论哪个；无论哪些
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Two copies of newspapers would both have the same news, so whichever I read first would spoil the other.</E>
        <C>两份报的新闻往往雷同,所以不管先看哪一份就会使另一份减色。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Pray take whichever suits you best.</E>
        <C>请随便挑选你最中意的一个吧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I will take whichever book you reject.</E>
        <C>随便哪一本书拿你不要的给我。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwailst]</SM>
    <E>whilst</E>
    <C>conj. 同时；时时，有时；当…的时候
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He lay in the bed and wondered, whilst his friend sat beside him, lost in brooding. Each man was gone in his own thoughts.</E>
        <C>他躺在床上思索着,他的朋友坐在一旁冥想着,两人都陷入了遐想之中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whilst he was laid up, Gerald come to see him.</E>
        <C>卧床期间,杰罗尔德前来看望他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was dead silence in the court, whilst the white rabbit read out these verses.</E>
        <C>当白兔子念诗的时候,法庭上鸦雀无声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whilst talking to Rose, she kept a sharp eye on the door.</E>
        <C>她在和路丝谈话的时候,眼睛就一直死盯着门口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The world of dreams is our real world whilst we are sleeping because our attention then lapses from the sensible world.</E>
        <C>在睡眠中梦见的世界便是我们的真实世界,因为那时我们的注意力已从可感知世界转移开。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwip]</SM>
    <E>whip</E>
    <C>vt. 抽打；煽动；搅打（蛋，奶油）；彻底击败
n. 鞭子；抽打；车夫；[机] 搅拌器
vi. 抽打；急走；拍击
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>To whip an egg is to beat it up in a basin with a fork or machine.</E>
        <C>搅打鸡蛋就是用叉子或机器在盆里搅打它。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The distress I sensed in her voice was as sharp and painful as the lash of a whip on my flesh.</E>
        <C>从她的喊声里我感觉到她的悲伤,我心中非常痛苦,就象鞭子抽在我的皮肉一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This sadist and pornographer, whom I had once seen striding through the streets of the old town brandishing a whip, seemed to have wilted.</E>
        <C>我曾见过这个虐待狂和色情狂在这个古城的大街上挥舞着鞭子昂首阔步,他好象蔫了一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Gus in his red jacket and patent-leather boots, whip in hand, stepped to the door of the cage.</E>
        <C>葛斯穿着红夹克,漆皮靴,手握长鞭,走到兽笼门前。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The whip grew taut as human flesh and bone could bear and I felt that my arm was being torn from its socket.</E>
        <C>鞭子越抽越紧,人的骨肉都受不了,我感到我的胳膊都要断下来了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fan,egg,leather</E>
        <C>vt. 抽打；煽动；搅打（蛋，奶油）；彻底击败</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>mixer,flagellum</E>
        <C>n. [畜牧]鞭子；抽打；车夫；[机]搅拌器</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>whirl</E>
        <C>vi. 抽打；急走；拍击</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwə:l]</SM>
    <E>whirl</E>
    <C>n. 旋转，回旋；昏乱；一连串的事；短暂的旅行
vi. 旋转，回旋；急走；头晕眼花
vt. 使旋转；卷走，飞快地带走
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Croft shook his head as if to halt the uproarious whirl of his head.</E>
        <C>克洛夫特摆了摆头,仿佛脑子里闹得发昏,得赶紧定一定神似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>During all this whirl of disaster he had never once lost his head or his courage.</E>
        <C>在这整个灾祸的漩涡里,他没有一次丧失过他的头脑,或者他的勇气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In his middle twenties he began to write articles and short stories, his head in a whirl.</E>
        <C>他在二十五岁左右开始写文章和短篇小说,思路不清。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bigger felt that he was caught up in a vast but delicate machine whose wheels would whirl no matter what was pitted against them.</E>
        <C>那人一再提到别格的名字,别格觉得自己卷入了一个巨大而精密的机器,它的轮子不管受任何阻挠都会照常运转。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One tree they saw snap off halfway up and whirl away by the wind into the lagoon.</E>
        <C>他们瞧见一棵椰树拦腰折断,被风裹带起来,飘转着落进湖中。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>revolution,rotation,rolling,turning</E>
        <C>n. 旋转，回旋；昏乱；一连串的事；短暂的旅行</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>wheel,circle,spin</E>
        <C>vi. 旋转，回旋；急走；头晕眼花</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>turn,spin,swing</E>
        <C>vt. 使旋转；卷走，飞快地带走</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hwiski]</SM>
    <E>whisky</E>
    <C>n. 威士忌酒
adj. 威士忌酒的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The man's face flamed in a rage begot of whisky. His eyes, rolling, and yet keen for ambush, hunted the still doorways and windows.</E>
        <C>这个人因喝醉了威士忌发着狂怒,脸胀得通红。他的眼珠子骨碌碌地直转,但对可能的伏击仍保持着警觉,还搜索着静静的门口和窗口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was something in her which loved to see him bow—when he came home, stinking with whisky, and crept with tears into her arms.</E>
        <C>内心里,她有点喜欢看到他屈服——他回到家里,满身发出威士忌酒气,流着泪静静靠到她的怀里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had taken a little whisky to help him through the long, worried night.</E>
        <C>为了使自己熬过令人忧心忡忡的长夜,他喝了点威士忌。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'm always inclined to bring with me a flask with a little good whisky in it.</E>
        <C>我总是在身上带着一个瓶子,里面装上一些上等威士忌。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Shelton left him seated on the edge of an arm-chair, and brought him in some whisky.</E>
        <C>谢尔顿听任他坐在一张扶手椅的边上,给他拿来了些威士忌酒。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wiskey</E>
        <C>n. 威士忌酒</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hwisl]</SM>
    <E>whistle</E>
    <C>n. 口哨；汽笛；啸啸声
vt. 吹口哨；鸣汽笛（过去式whistled，过去分词whistled，现在分词whistling，第三人称单数whistles）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made up his mouth as if to whistle, but he didn't whistle.</E>
        <C>他把嘴闭拢,作出要吹口哨儿的样子来,但是他却并没吹口哨儿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The man of whiskers gave a blast on the whistle which he used to wear hanging round his neck.</E>
        <C>大胡子拿起老是挂在脖子上的哨子吹了一声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A few minutes later, the whistle sounded and the train began to move off.</E>
        <C>几分钟后,汽笛响了,火车启动了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The only sound that broke the stillness of the night was the whistle of a bullet.</E>
        <C>只有子弹的呼啸声冲破着夜的沉寂。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A whistle from above, of a tone so clear and shrill, that it was heard even amid the noise of the waterfall.</E>
        <C>那哨声来自上方,声音尖锐刺耳,在瀑布的轰鸣中也听得清清楚楚。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hooter,tyfon</E>
        <C>n. 口哨；[铁路][船]汽笛；啸啸声</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hwaitwɔʃ, -wɔ:ʃ]</SM>
    <E>whitewash</E>
    <C>n. 粉饰；白色涂料；石灰水
vt. 掩饰；把…刷白
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If he hadn't run out of whitewash, he would have bankrupted every boy in the village.</E>
        <C>要不是他的灰浆用完了,恐怕全村每个孩子都要让他弄得破产了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Many attempts have been made to whitewash the man's reputation, but the fact remains that he is a rogue.</E>
        <C>虽然千方百计地掩盖那个人的名声,然而事实总是事实,他是一个流氓。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To improve the visibility of the crack patterns, the structural members were often coated with whitewash.</E>
        <C>人们常常把结构构件刷成白色,以提高裂纹图形的能见度。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The government's explanation of the affair was just pure whitewash.</E>
        <C>政府对这次事件的解释纯属掩饰错误。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>embroidery,window dressing</E>
        <C>n. 粉饰；[涂料]白色涂料；[建]石灰水</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>mask,belie</E>
        <C>vt. 掩饰；把…刷白</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hu:'evə]</SM>
    <E>whoever</E>
    <C>pron. 无论谁；任何人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He would not stop his ship for any one, nor could he part with a single hand, whoever swung for it.</E>
        <C>不管为了什么人,他也不能停船;不管是谁被处于绞刑,他也不能放回一个水手。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Cue figures whoever wrote it must be sort of touched in the head.</E>
        <C>寇依想,不管这是谁写的,他一定脑子有点毛病。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We were in front of a bar and he ducked slightly, peering in, but whoever he was looking for did not seem to be there.</E>
        <C>我们正好在一家酒吧外面。他微微弯腰,向里面张望,但要找的人似乎不在里面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whoever lay there, though, had the best of it.</E>
        <C>不管躺在坟墓里的是谁,他占据着最有利的地位。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Every breath from the hills so full of life, that it seemed whoever respired it, though dying, might revive.</E>
        <C>山上吹来的每一股气息都是如此洋溢着生气,仿佛无论谁吸进了它,即使是气息奄奄的人,也会复活。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['həuli]</SM>
    <E>wholly</E>
    <C>adv. 完全地；全部；统统
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"You just chose to be rich? 'said the young man, not wholly concealing his envy.</E>
        <C>“您只是选择致富?”年轻人说,没有完全掩饰他艳羡之心。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>No deeply thinking mind is always and wholly free. In The Marble Faun Hawthorne said of a building in Rome.</E>
        <C>思想再深邃,也不能完全摆脱。霍桑在《玉石雕像》里谈到罗马的建筑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He could not bear to be thrown off by the woman whose smiles had been so wholly at his command.</E>
        <C>为一个在感情上完全由他指挥的女人所抛弃,他实在受不了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made clear that he wholly disapproved of the plan.</E>
        <C>他明确表示完全不同意这个计划。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The effect of all this was not wholly depressing.</E>
        <C>这一切事情的结果并不完全令人沮丧。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>totally,entirely,completely,absolutely,thoroughly,strictly,fully</E>
        <C>adv. 完全地；全部；统统</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wikid]</SM>
    <E>wicked</E>
    <C>adj. 邪恶的；恶劣的；不道德的；顽皮的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I got a mischief, which had almost a period to my life and all my wicked doings together.</E>
        <C>我还碰上一件倒霉的事,几乎把我的生命同我一切的罪恶都结束了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I thought how wicked it was to kill harmless birds while you were shooting.</E>
        <C>当时见你们射击那些无辜的鸟时,我心想,这多么罪过。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was wicked to let a young girl blindly decide her fate in that way, without any effort to save her.</E>
        <C>让一个女孩子盲目地决定自己的命运,走上这条道路,却袖手旁观,不设法挽救她,这实在太岂有此理了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The light of a laugh never came to brighten their sombre and wicked countenances.</E>
        <C>欢乐的光芒从来未照亮过他们那阴郁邪恶的面孔。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He started to complain about this wicked world.</E>
        <C>他开始数落这个罪恶的世界。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>evil,ill,black,gross,ugly</E>
        <C>adj. 邪恶的；恶劣的；不道德的；顽皮的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['waidli]</SM>
    <E>widely</E>
    <C>adv. 广泛地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His hat was on the back of his head, his hair was widely rumpled.</E>
        <C>他帽子耷拉在脑后,头发蓬乱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He read less widely, and once in a while reined in that searching mind of his.</E>
        <C>他读的东西不这么广泛,偶尔让那敏锐的头脑停止一下活动。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bridget looked at him and smiled widely.</E>
        <C>布里奇特看了看他,裂嘴笑了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Both hydraulic presses and hammers are widely used to produce this class of forgings.</E>
        <C>水压机和锻锤已广泛用于生产这类锻件。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Gliders were widely used in World War II to carry troops.</E>
        <C>第二次世界大战中滑翔机曾广泛用于运送军队。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>far and wide,diffusely</E>
        <C>adv. 广泛地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['waidən]</SM>
    <E>widen</E>
    <C>vt. 放宽
vi. 变宽
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I take up a second foreign language to widen my sphere of knowledge.</E>
        <C>我选修一种第二外语来扩大我的知识面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The gulf will widen between your son and everyone else.</E>
        <C>你儿子和别人间的悬隔会越来越大。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I do think, sir, we would be advised to widen our inquiries.</E>
        <C>长官,我确实认为我们最好扩大调查工作。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But after that each jump can widen the opening of the hook wound and he can throw the hook.</E>
        <C>但是之后每跳一次就会把钩在嘴上的口子加宽一些,最后它就可以把钩子甩掉。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>broaden</E>
        <C>vi. 变宽</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['waid'spred]</SM>
    <E>widespread</E>
    <C>adj. 普遍的，广泛的；分布广的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The blast claimed four lives and caused a widespread failure of electric power.</E>
        <C>爆炸造成四人死亡以及大规模的停电。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The buildings were set among old trees widespread playing fields.</E>
        <C>建筑物介乎森林和广袤的操场之中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This type is very widespread in German.</E>
        <C>这种类型在德语中很普遍。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>extensive,universal,comprehensive,ruling,generalized</E>
        <C>adj. 普遍的，广泛的；分布广的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['widəu]</SM>
    <E>widow</E>
    <C>vt. 使成寡妇
n. 寡妇；孀妇
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>All her neighbors supposed her to be a widow.</E>
        <C>她的邻人们都猜测她是寡妇。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The old miser's widow counterfeited a grief she did not feel.</E>
        <C>这个老守财奴的寡妇伪装出她并没有的哀伤。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Once upon a time there was a poor widow who lived in a cottage with her only son Jack.</E>
        <C>从前,有个穷寡妇,与她的独生儿子杰克住在一所茅舍里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her mind being made up, the widow began to take such measures as seemed right to her for advancing the end which she proposed.</E>
        <C>这寡妇主意已定,马上着手把她认为必要的手续办理起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In short, they entertained me, not like what I was, but like what they thought I had been, namely, a widow lady of a great fortune.</E>
        <C>总之,她们招待我,不像实在的我,却像他们所以为的我,那就是,一个拥有大笔财产的寡妇。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>relict</E>
        <C>n. 寡妇；孀妇</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[widθ, witθ]</SM>
    <E>width</E>
    <C>n. 宽度；广度
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The width of the continent might have spread between her and home instead of twenty-five miles of dusty road.</E>
        <C>她跟家里相隔只有二十五哩路,却仿佛觉得隔着一个大洲一般。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sample should not be so large as to increase unduly the width of the diffracted beam.</E>
        <C>样品不应当过分大,以致不恰当地增加了衍射束的宽度。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Interpose red or blue cellophane and observe the change in the width of the fringes.</E>
        <C>插入红色或蓝色的玻璃纸,观察条纹宽度的变化。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Position control of d. c. motors has been done by means of pulse width modulation.</E>
        <C>直流电机位置用脉冲宽度调制法控制。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Across the width of the tape there are usually eight positions in which we can punch a hole.</E>
        <C>在纸带宽度之内,通常有8个可供穿孔的位置。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>breadth,extents</E>
        <C>n. [数]宽度；广度</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['waiəlis]</SM>
    <E>wireless</E>
    <C>adj. 无线的；无线电的
n. 无线电
vt. 用无线电报与…联系；用无线电报发送
vi. 打无线电报；打无线电话
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had no doubt he would come after her; he knew as well as she did that there was a wireless transmitter in Tom's cottage.</E>
        <C>她知道他一定会跟上来的,因为他也和她一样明白,汤姆处有一架发报机。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now a joke on a wireless programme leaps across the world at a speed of 186, 000 miles a second.</E>
        <C>而现在,即使是无线电节目里的一个笑话,也以每秒186,000英里的速度传遍世界。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He sent the wireless set there to be mended.</E>
        <C>他把无线电送那儿去修理。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I turned on my small wireless set shortly after the nine o'clock news had started.</E>
        <C>我在九点钟的新闻节目开始后不久,就拧开我的无线电小收音机。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>threadless</E>
        <C>adj. [通信][电讯]无线的；无线电的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>marconi</E>
        <C>vi. [通信][电讯]打无线电报；打无线电话</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wit]</SM>
    <E>wit</E>
    <C>n. 智慧；才智；智力
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Becky had a dozen admirers in his place to be sure; and could cut her rival to pieces with her wit.</E>
        <C>蓓基身边有十来个拜倒在她裙下的人来顶替他的位置,而且她谈吐俏皮,一开口就能把对手讽刺得体无完肤。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then did I beguile him with my beauty and my wit, and flatter him with my tongue, so that he led me down to the home of the Fire.</E>
        <C>我以我的美貌、聪颖和言辞博得了他的欢心,于是他带我去到生命之火燃烧的地方。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If I have wit enough to find the way out of this wood, I have enough to serve my turn.</E>
        <C>要是俺真聪明得能够走出这座树林子,那俺就已经很知足了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>What pearl of conversation could he bring that was fit for the acceptance of such a Queen of love and wit as Blanche?</E>
        <C>象布兰茜这么一个爱和智慧的女王,他有什么动听的语言可以向她逞献呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The poor apprentice had both a ready wit, and a handsome face and figure.</E>
        <C>那位可怜的学徒不仅聪慧,而且生就了一个美丽的面孔和窈窕的身材。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wisdom,intelligence,brain,mind,mentality</E>
        <C>n. 智慧；才智；智力</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wið'drɔ:, wiθ-]</SM>
    <E>withdraw</E>
    <C>vt. 撤退；收回；撤消；拉开
vi. 撤退；离开
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I thought it was time for me to withdraw and leave them, and I did so, but not so far but that I heard all their discourse.</E>
        <C>这时我想我应该离开他们,所以我就走出来,但是我并没有走开多远,所以还能听到他们的议论。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He would withdraw from the affairs of state and finish out his life in Linz.</E>
        <C>他将摆脱国务,终老于林茨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She only laughed a little and made no attempt to withdraw.</E>
        <C>她只是笑了笑,并没有要挣开的意思。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She can withdraw into herself as much as she wants or needs to.</E>
        <C>她可以完全按照自己的心愿和需要退缩到她自己的精神小天地里去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Will his parents withdraw him from school?</E>
        <C>他的父母会让他退学吗?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>beat a retreat,bug out</E>
        <C>vt. 撤退；收回；撤消；拉开</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>leave,split</E>
        <C>vi. 撤退；离开</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wið'stænd, wiθ-]</SM>
    <E>withstand</E>
    <C>vt. 抵挡；禁得起；反抗
vi. 反抗
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He kept telling himself that the boat must be built to withstand such sudden gales.</E>
        <C>他不时安慰自己说,船一定能经住狂风巨浪的突然袭击。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She could withstand any number of cold shoulders turned against her.</E>
        <C>她可以经受住任何冷落她的态度和做法。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>GM is so big and powerful that it can withstand a disaster or two.</E>
        <C>通用公司是个大公司,实力雄厚,一两次灾难还能顶得住。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But no lamp could withstand the jolting of the roads of East Barsetshire.</E>
        <C>可是随便什么灯也抵挡不了巴塞特郡东部大道上的颠簸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A friendship based on fiction will not long withstand the rigours of this world.</E>
        <C>基于虚构的友谊不能长期承受这个世界的严峻考验。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>low range,strive against</E>
        <C>vt. 抵挡；禁得起；反抗</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>strive against,come out against</E>
        <C>vi. 反抗</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['witnis]</SM>
    <E>witness</E>
    <C>n. 证人；目击者；证据
vt. 目击；证明；为…作证
vi. 作证人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The witness said he never thought of it.</E>
        <C>这位证人说他压根儿没想到这点。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he rose and approached the witness stand, Pritchett's eyes appeared to gleam behind his rimless glasses.</E>
        <C>普里切特站起身来向证人席走来的时候,他的眼睛似乎在无边的眼镜里面闪烁发光。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had been a witness to our bargain and to my payment of the five shillings.</E>
        <C>他是亲眼看见我们的约定,也看见我付了五个先令的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made a very poor witness for himself.</E>
        <C>他替自己作了一篇很软弱的证词。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The witness affirmed to the fact that the thief had been caught in the act.</E>
        <C>这个证人证明这个窃贼是在行窃时被捕的这一事实。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>proof,teste</E>
        <C>n. [法]证人；目击者；证据</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>demonstrate,prove,argue</E>
        <C>vt. 目击；证明；为…作证</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wulən]</SM>
    <E>woollen</E>
    <C>adj. 羊毛制的
n. 毛织品
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A man was lying in the box on top of a pile of woollen goods.</E>
        <C>一个男人正躺在箱里的羊毛制品堆上面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They left off their woollen underwear when the weather got warm.</E>
        <C>天气转暖的时候,他们不再穿羊毛内衣。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>haircloth</E>
        <C>n. [纺]毛织品</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wə:kmən]</SM>
    <E>workman</E>
    <C>n. 工匠；技工；男工
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Only a skilled workman can split slate into layers.</E>
        <C>只有能工巧匠才能把板岩劈成石片。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The workman was wheeling a load of bricks on a wheelbarrow.</E>
        <C>那位工人在推一手推车砖。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The workman fixed the antenna to the roof of the house.</E>
        <C>工人把天线固定在房顶上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The workman plugged the hole in the gas pipe.</E>
        <C>工人把煤气管上的洞塞住。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I am sensible I am no workman.</E>
        <C>我自知业务不行。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>artisan,craftsman</E>
        <C>n. 工匠；技工；男工</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wə:kʃɔp]</SM>
    <E>workshop</E>
    <C>n. 车间；研讨会；工场；讲习班
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A shed at the back of the house was fitted up as a workshop.</E>
        <C>房后的一间小屋被改建成了一间工场。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Home has become much less of a workshop.</E>
        <C>家庭已远远不象一个作坊了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>plant,proseminar</E>
        <C>n. [工业]车间；研讨会；[工经]工场；讲习班</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wə:ldwaid]</SM>
    <E>world-wide</E>
    <C>adj. 遍及全世界的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This means that, so far as the military functions of the State are concerned, there will be only one State, which will be world-wide.</E>
        <C>这意味着,单就国家的军事机能来说,将来只能有一个国家,它将和整个世界一样大。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A world-wide view of the iron and steel industry does not give a picture of an industry in recession.</E>
        <C>从世界范围来看,钢铁工业的景况并无衰退的情景。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wə:m]</SM>
    <E>worm</E>
    <C>n. 虫，蠕虫；蜗杆；螺纹；小人物
vt. 使蠕动；给除虫；使缓慢前进
vi. 慢慢前进；蠕行
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We must be on guard not to let the enemy spies worm in.</E>
        <C>我们必须警惕,不让敌特钻进来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The four main types of gears (spur, helical, worm, and bevel)and a rack and pinion are shown in Figure 7.</E>
        <C>图7所示是四种主要的齿轮(巨齿轮,斜齿轮,蜗轮和伞齿轮)以及齿条和小齿轮。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Anger would come upon me in a clap that I must still drag myself in agony and eat the dust like a worm.</E>
        <C>一想到我还得在痛苦中拖着身体,蠕虫似的吃着尘土,就马上升起一股怒火。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To the toad, the garden is a worm that wiggles, a bug that flies.</E>
        <C>对蟾蛤来说,花园只是一条蠕动的软体虫,一只飞舞的昆虫。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'm not a worm to crawl along the ground and give thanks to the Foot that crushes me.</E>
        <C>我不是一只小虫子,在地上爬行,还要感激那把我踩烂的伟大万能的脚。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>nobody,endless screw</E>
        <C>n. [无脊椎]虫，[基医]蠕虫；[机]蜗杆；螺纹；小人物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>work</E>
        <C>vt. 使蠕动；给除虫；使缓慢前进</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>inch</E>
        <C>vi. 慢慢前进；蠕行</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wə:ʃip]</SM>
    <E>worship</E>
    <C>n. 崇拜；礼拜；尊敬
vt. 崇拜；尊敬；爱慕
vi. 拜神；做礼拜
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was ready to worship Colonel Brandon as a saint.</E>
        <C>她要将布兰顿上校供奉为神明。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Often she tried, as gently as might be, to wean him from this fanatic worship of the Muses.</E>
        <C>她常常尽量委婉地劝他别这样狂热地崇拜缪斯女神。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The first question was the character of the clergyman there with whose worship he was to join.</E>
        <C>第一问题是那边的牧师信仰如何,因为他要同那些牧师一起做礼拜。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Do not be too fierce with the idolaters, -they worship the best thing they know.</E>
        <C>切勿对崇拜偶像的人过于苛责,他们是在崇奉他们所知道的最美好的事物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Through all this fifty or sixty years' fuss, both tribes were there every Sunday, to worship.</E>
        <C>在这五、六十年的纠纷当中,每到礼拜天,两族都上教堂去做礼拜。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>respect,church,praise,exercise</E>
        <C>n. 崇拜；礼拜；尊敬</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>honor,love,regard</E>
        <C>vt. 崇拜；尊敬；爱慕</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>go to church</E>
        <C>vi. 拜神；做礼拜</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wə:θlis]</SM>
    <E>worthless</E>
    <C>adj. 无价值的；不值钱的；卑微的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The best squadron in each wing won a yellow pennant on a pole that was utterly worthless.</E>
        <C>各联队名列第一的中队都获得一面挂在旗杆上的黄色三角旗,这玩意一点价值也没有。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This worthless currency is the sourest joke of the ghetto, of course.</E>
        <C>当然,这种毫无价值的货币是贫民区里最拙劣的笑料。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a trifling worthless fellow, and as mean a man as ever wore a crown.</E>
        <C>他是个轻浮无德的人,是历来最卑鄙的一个君主。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The car was a worthless wreck after the collision.</E>
        <C>撞车以后,那辆车成了毫无价值的残骸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is worthless and unworthy, but it is largely my fault.</E>
        <C>他固然是毫不足取,没有出息,可是那主要应该怪我自己。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cheap,valueless</E>
        <C>adj. 无价值的；不值钱的；卑微的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wə:θ'hwail]</SM>
    <E>worthwhile</E>
    <C>adj. 值得做的，值得花时间的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is usually not worthwhile for them to make a case of it.</E>
        <C>一般说来,他们认为不值得为此提出控告。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is worthwhile to consider this point more closely.</E>
        <C>更严密地考虑这一点是值得的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was worthwhile to be a pirate, after all.</E>
        <C>不管怎样,当个海盗还是值得的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is worthwhile to examine why he had such stature in his own day.</E>
        <C>研究一下他何以能在生前名噪一时也还是值得的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I don't think it worthwhile taking such trouble.</E>
        <C>我想不值得费这么大的事了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wə:ði]</SM>
    <E>worthy</E>
    <C>adj. 值得的；有价值的；配得上的，相称的；可尊敬的；应…的
n. 杰出人物；知名人士
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Could it be that she might make of him a true and worthy husband yet?</E>
        <C>她能不能真的再把他当作自己值得敬爱的丈夫呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If God sees fit that I should marry, he would provide me with a worthy husband.</E>
        <C>如果上帝认为我应该结婚,他就会供给我一个如意郎君的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The desire to be worthy of them could bring out the best in their admirers.</E>
        <C>他们的敬慕者为了要配得上他们,就会尽量表现出他们自身的美德来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We have not been worthy of such a blessing; two infants have been successively removed, and we are now childless.</E>
        <C>我们都没有这种福气,两个婴儿相继夭折,现在身边一个孩子也没有。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She knew how worthy Pendennis was, how good he had been to his mother, and constant in his care of her.</E>
        <C>她知道,潘登尼斯是一个高尚的人,平时对他的母亲恪守孝道,从未一日懈怠过。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>valuable,matching</E>
        <C>adj. 值得的；有价值的；配得上的，相称的；可尊敬的；应…的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>out-and-outer,dilly</E>
        <C>n. 杰出人物；知名人士</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[ræp]</SM>
    <E>wrap</E>
    <C>vt. 包；缠绕；隐藏；掩护
vi. 包起来；缠绕；穿外衣
n. 外套；围巾
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Wrap the proper-size cuff around the right arm and hold the arm level with the heart.</E>
        <C>用大小合适的袖套带包裹右上臂,使上臂与心脏的高度相同。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You didn't see him in his gold and silk night wrap.</E>
        <C>你没瞧见他穿了那件金线纺绸睡衣的模样呢。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When I started to wrap up the fowl, she came in.</E>
        <C>我正要把光鸡包起来,她就进来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Buy tissue paper to wrap the gift.</E>
        <C>买此薄纸来包礼品。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Wrap up well。" Danny said. "I hear it's lousy night."</E>
        <C>“多穿点衣服,”丹尼说。“听说今天晚上够呛。”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wind,lock</E>
        <C>vt. 包；缠绕；隐藏；掩护</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>wind</E>
        <C>vi. 包起来；缠绕；穿外衣</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>outerwear,outer coat</E>
        <C>n. 外套；围巾</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[ri:θ]</SM>
    <E>wreath</E>
    <C>n. 花冠；圈状物
vt. 环绕（等于wreathe）
vi. 盘旋（等于wreathe）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I sent a wreath, anxious to make amends; but I could never forget the look on his face when I asked him if he was a spy.</E>
        <C>我送去一个花圈,聊以补过,但是,我永远忘不了当我问他是不是间谍时他脸上的那种表情。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The veil of the maiden is white; the wreath of roses which she wears is white.</E>
        <C>小姑娘的面纱是白的,她戴的蔷薇花环也是白色的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She is weaving the flowers into a wreath.</E>
        <C>她把花编成花环。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Next she tried to study herself in the mirror enclosed in a tarnished wreath of gilt plaster.</E>
        <C>随后她在一个金漆已经变色的圆镜子面前仔细地端详自己。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She twisted flowers into a wreath</E>
        <C>她把花编成一个花环。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>crown,lei,corolla</E>
        <C>n. [轻]花冠；圈状物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>zone,environ</E>
        <C>vt. 环绕（等于wreathe）</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>orbit,serpentuate</E>
        <C>vi. 盘旋（等于wreathe）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[rek]</SM>
    <E>wreck</E>
    <C>n. 破坏；失事；残骸；失去健康的人
vt. 破坏；使失事；拆毁
vi. 失事；营救失事船只
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had a great mind to venture out in my boat to this wreck; not doubting but I might find something on board that might be useful to me.</E>
        <C>我很想大着胆子坐小船到那条破船上去,因为我相信一定可以从船上找到一些有用的东西。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You should now try to save what you can from the wreck.</E>
        <C>现在你应尽量设法收拾残局。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You must be quite tough, to have survived that wreck.</E>
        <C>你这次大难不死,可见你的身体非常强壮,意志坚韧不拔。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The ship was saved from wreck.</E>
        <C>那条失事的船只被营救了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He went berserk and began to wreck the room.</E>
        <C>他怒极而狂暴,开始捣毁家具。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>destruction,breaking,blasting,remain,disruption</E>
        <C>n. 破坏；[水运]失事；残骸；失去健康的人</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>destroy,undermine,founder</E>
        <C>vt. 破坏；[水运]使失事；拆毁</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[rist]</SM>
    <E>wrist</E>
    <C>n. 手腕；腕关节
vt. 用腕力移动
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had a coil of wire around one arm and a pair of pliers hung by a thong from his wrist.</E>
        <C>他一条臂上挽着一圈铜丝,手腕上绕着的一根皮带上挂着一把钳子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took hold of what had been a wrist, lifted what proved to be eyelids, flourished a nonchalant stethoscope.</E>
        <C>他抓住了一只手腕,翻了翻眼皮,冷漠地舞弄了一阵听筒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She wore a bangle of charms on her wrist and in her ears little gold rings.</E>
        <C>她手腕上戴着小饰物做的手镯,耳朵上垂着小小的金耳环。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His wrist was beginning to tire from working the heavy lure.</E>
        <C>由于不断地转动那沉重的钓饵,他的手腕已经感到酸痛了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then Slim went quietly over to her, and he felt her wrist.</E>
        <C>后来斯利姆默默地走向前去,把她的脉。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>savoir faire</E>
        <C>n. 手腕；[解剖]腕关节</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['raitə]</SM>
    <E>writer</E>
    <C>n. 作家；作者
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Today her books, though no longer easy to get, still read with a freshness that only a good writer can convey.</E>
        <C>今天她的著作虽然已经不易买到,但是读起来依旧能给人一种只有优秀作家才能给人的清新感受。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Don't you think he's a terribly strong writer?</E>
        <C>难道你不认为他是一个非常有才华的作家吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His early productions as a writer made him famous all the world over.</E>
        <C>他的早期作品使他举世闻名。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is well enough for the writer, he can find solace in his words, he can tell his secret, and yet not betray.</E>
        <C>这对作家来说不足为害,他能在他的词句里找到安慰,他能说出他的秘密而又不将其泄漏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It seems the time that lamps should be lighted to guide the steps of the writer of fiction.</E>
        <C>看来,现在是为小说家点燃明灯以指引道路的时候了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>author,pen</E>
        <C>n. 作家；[图情]作者</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['raitiŋ]</SM>
    <E>writing</E>
    <C>n. 书写；作品；著作；[法] 笔迹
v. 书写（write的ing形式）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was capable of slack writing which he would not condone in others.</E>
        <C>他痛恨别人草率成篇,其实自己也有这个毛病。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For a time she had been beset with a madness for writing notes which she addressed to Seth.</E>
        <C>她曾经有一段时间害了怪毛病,象疯了似的给赛特写书柬。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She tried to live by her writing,but it did not provide a good enough income.</E>
        <C>她试图靠写作为生,但这不能提供足够的收入。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To go on scolding "Beat" writing for more than a few lines is to exaggerate its importance.</E>
        <C>对“垮掉”作品无休止地加以指责,就会夸大它的重要性。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I sat down to put my arguments in writing, which I copied fair and sent to him.</E>
        <C>我坐下来,把我的论据形诸文字,誊写清楚,给他寄去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>works,production,literature,calligraphy</E>
        <C>n. 书写；作品；[图情]著作；[法]笔迹</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wɔ:d]</SM>
    <E>ward</E>
    <C>n. 病房；保卫；监视
vt. 避开；保卫；守护
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then he was down, rolling over and over in the warm sand, crouching with arm up to ward off, trying to cry for mercy.</E>
        <C>然后他翻了下去,在暖乎乎的沙滩上滚呀滚呀、蜷曲着身子,双臂举起保护头部,想要大声讨饶。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her bed was at the very end of the ward, near a cracked window thickened with grime.</E>
        <C>她的床在病房的尽头,靠近一扇积满污垢的破玻璃窗。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If I spilt the salt, I should toss a pinch over my left shoulder to ward off misfortune.</E>
        <C>如果我把盐弄撒了,我就得拾起一撮盐从左臂上扔过去以避免灾祸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The White House is both a goldfish bowl and an isolation ward.</E>
        <C>白宫既是一个金鱼缸,又是一个隔离病房。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>All the mothers in the ward seemed to have something wrong with them.</E>
        <C>整个病房里做妈妈的似乎都有点问题。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>observation,safeguard,monitoring,surveillance,watch</E>
        <C>n. [医]病房；保卫；监视</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>avoid,guard,shun</E>
        <C>vt. 避开；保卫；守护</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔ:drəub]</SM>
    <E>wardrobe</E>
    <C>n. 衣柜；行头；全部戏装
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She got up and went to the long wardrobe.</E>
        <C>她站起来朝长衣橱走去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr. Jones may be choosing among shirts and slacks to replenish his badly depleted wardrobe.</E>
        <C>琼斯先生能在衬衫和裤子之间进行选择以替换已经破旧的服装。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Could I put your suitcase by the wardrobe?</E>
        <C>我把您的手提箱放在衣橱旁边,好吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The pipe beside the wardrobe started to knock.</E>
        <C>衣柜边的管道开始嘭嘭作响。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My skates hang sadly in the wardrobe.</E>
        <C>我的溜冰鞋悲戚地挂在衣橱里。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bureau,chest of drawers</E>
        <C>n. 衣柜；行头；全部戏装</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wεəhaus, 'wεəhauz, -haus]</SM>
    <E>warehouse</E>
    <C>n. 仓库；货栈；大商店
vt. 储入仓库；以他人名义购进（股票）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Baths were taken in the warehouse once a week by carrying hot water to the tub.</E>
        <C>货栈成了洗澡的地方,每周一次,热水是打到澡盆里的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was in an obscure warehouse on Telegraph Road.</E>
        <C>那是电报路上一座不明显的仓库。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her time was always taken up with homework, work in the warehouse at the back of the shop, or church in one form or another.</E>
        <C>她把大部分时间都用来做作业,到商店后面的仓库帮助干活,或到教堂参加各种活动。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bulk of the warehouse belittles the houses around it.</E>
        <C>货栈的庞大使周围的房屋显得矮小了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>stockroom,godown</E>
        <C>n. [建][经]仓库；[贸易]货栈；大商店</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔ:fεə]</SM>
    <E>warfare</E>
    <C>n. 战争；冲突
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He dwelt only on the devices of the sort of warfare.</E>
        <C>他一心盘算着应付这场斗争的策略。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Voltaire waged the splendid kind of warfare, the war of one alone against all; that is to say, the grand warfare.</E>
        <C>伏尔泰发动了一场非同寻常的战争,一场以一敌众的战争,一场气壮山河的战争。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The lethal power of the air in U-boat warfare was yet to come.</E>
        <C>在潜艇战中,空军的致敌于死命的威力还没有发挥出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was something new in warfare.</E>
        <C>这是战争史上新奇的事件。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To learn warfare through warfare.</E>
        <C>从战争学习战争。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>war,interference,sword,conflict,collision</E>
        <C>n. 战争；冲突</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔrənt, 'wɔ:-]</SM>
    <E>warrant</E>
    <C>n. 根据；证明；正当理由；委任状
vt. 保证；担保；批准；辩解
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I warrant you, he thought I had a pumpkin on my shoulders.</E>
        <C>我向你保证,他以为我肩膀上顶着的是一颗南瓜。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Lord tried to protest the intrusion into his office, but was shown the search warrant and ordered to stand aside.</E>
        <C>洛德试图不让人闯进他的办公室,但是来人出示了搜查证,命令他站到一边去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If you make a fool of me again, I'll soon cure you, I warrant you!</E>
        <C>要是你们再拿我开心,小心我收拾你们。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I can't warrant it to be genuine.</E>
        <C>我不能担保那是真货。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'll warrant we'll never see him sell his hen on a rainy day.</E>
        <C>我可以担保我们不会看到她在下雨天卖母鸡的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>authentication,certification,demonstration,foundation,proof</E>
        <C>n. 根据；证明；正当理由；委任状</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>assure,undertake,confirm</E>
        <C>vt. 保证；担保；批准；辩解</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔ:tətait, 'wɔ-]</SM>
    <E>watertight</E>
    <C>adj. 水密的；不漏水的；无懈可击的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>You know how we like to make our little boxes watertight.</E>
        <C>您知道,我们多希望我们的小盒子滴水不漏。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>invulnerable,unexceptionable</E>
        <C>adj. 水密的；[建]不漏水的；无懈可击的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wɔt]</SM>
    <E>watt</E>
    <C>n. 瓦特
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>George sent the cheque to Watt.</E>
        <C>乔治把支票给瓦特寄去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The unit of power is watt.</E>
        <C>功率的单位是瓦特。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[web]</SM>
    <E>web</E>
    <C>n. 网；卷筒纸；蹼；织物；圈套
vt. 用网缠住；使中圈套
vi. 形成网
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Cracks have been found in the flange and web splices at groove welds in at least four bridges.</E>
        <C>至少在四座桥梁的翼缘板和腹板拼接坡口焊缝中发现了裂纹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She struck the web with her shuttle and rent it in pieces.</E>
        <C>她用梭子猛击织物,并把它弄得粉碎。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Each bundle of strands is connected to one side of the center web of the two cell box girder.</E>
        <C>每束钢缆锚固在双箱梁的中间腹板的一侧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It would seem that we are caught in a web of our own weaving.</E>
        <C>我们似乎陷入了我们自己编织的罗网之中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The way seemed interminable, and the streets like the black web of some sprawling spider.</E>
        <C>路仿佛没有尽头,街道就象触足伸开的蜘蛛编织成的黑网。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>net,cloth,mesh,trap</E>
        <C>n. 网；卷筒纸；蹼；织物；圈套</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wedʒ]</SM>
    <E>wedge</E>
    <C>vt. 楔入；挤进；楔住
vi. 楔入；挤进
n. 楔子；楔形物；导致分裂的东西
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Along the length of the filter, the interference film looks like a wedge.</E>
        <C>沿薄膜的长度方向看干涉膜似尖劈。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Let us settle ourselves, and work and wedge our feet downward through the mud and slush of opinion.</E>
        <C>让我们安定下来工作,踏过舆论的污泥浊水。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To sum up the opening wedge was what counted.</E>
        <C>总而言之,打开缺口是顶要紧的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Dantes reflected that he must attack his wedge.</E>
        <C>邓蒂斯知道他必须先进攻那块作为楔子的大石。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>edge in,key on</E>
        <C>vt. 楔入；挤进；楔住</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>edge in,key on</E>
        <C>vi. 楔入；挤进</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cleat</E>
        <C>n. 楔子；楔形物；导致分裂的东西</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wiəd]</SM>
    <E>weird</E>
    <C>adj. 怪异的；不可思议的；超自然的
n. （苏格兰）命运；预言
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The logic of this was weird to say the least.</E>
        <C>至少可以说,这个逻辑推理是奇怪的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Lucy felt very weird, seeing him in David's clothes.</E>
        <C>露西看着他身穿大卫的衣服,感到十分怪异。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Space with its weird cries came between.</E>
        <C>浩瀚空间里的奇怪噪音总是混杂进来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Strange, weird sounds were heard in the great hall.</E>
        <C>大殿里响起了一阵奇怪而可怕的声音。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The weird figures of the etching haunted my fitful sleep.</E>
        <C>那幅版画上鬼怪似的人物形象在我辗转反侧的半睡眠中忽隐忽现。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>magic,mysterious,fantastic</E>
        <C>adj. 怪异的；不可思议的；超自然的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fate,prediction,lot,destiny,fortune</E>
        <C>n. （苏格兰）命运；预言</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwεə'æz]</SM>
    <E>whereas</E>
    <C>conj. 然而；鉴于；反之
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He feels tired when he gets up, whereas most people feel rested.</E>
        <C>他起床后觉得很疲倦,而大多数人却觉得歇够了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He will smooth it over, whereas you will hit straight from the shoulder.</E>
        <C>他善于转弯抹角,而你只会单刀直入。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Whereas I can keep you, because I'll never let you get under my skin."</E>
        <C>“这样看来,我倒可能会得到你的。因为我不会让你掌握我的感情。”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>however,while,nevertheless,but,yet</E>
        <C>conj. 然而；鉴于；反之</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwεə'bai]</SM>
    <E>whereby</E>
    <C>adv. 凭什么；靠那个
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We should have given a lamp whereby men might have studied the supreme productions of the past.</E>
        <C>我们应该提供一盏明灯,以便人们可以学习往昔的崇高成果。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>So I cast about for some means whereby I might surrender with a good grace.</E>
        <C>所以我想方设法好“体面”地下台</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Show me the merit whereby you have charmed these persons, and I also will esteem you.</E>
        <C>拿给我看你博得这些人醉心的优点吧,我也会同样地看重你的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This is a technique whereby land is scraped from above in order to find coal.</E>
        <C>这是削去表面土层来获取煤的一种开采技术。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wið'həuld, wiθ-]</SM>
    <E>withhold</E>
    <C>vt. 保留，不给；隐瞒；抑制
vi. 忍住；克制
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was some minutes before she could go on with her letter; the frequent bursts of grief obliged her at intervals to withhold her pen.</E>
        <C>过了一阵以后她才能继续写信。悲痛的袭击使她不能不时时住笔。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Most antelopes can withhold their young for weeks, even months.</E>
        <C>绝大部分羚羊能把分娩期推迟几个星期,甚至几个月。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You are no friend if you withhold from me the truth.</E>
        <C>如果你不告诉我真相,你就不够朋友。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They neither give nor withhold from their excess.</E>
        <C>他们既不捐献也不吝啬他们多余的东西。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>reserve,control,restrain</E>
        <C>vt. 保留，不给；隐瞒；抑制</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>refrain from,forbear from</E>
        <C>vi. 忍住；克制</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[rentʃ]</SM>
    <E>wrench</E>
    <C>n. 扳手，扳钳；扭伤；痛苦；歪曲；猛扭
vt. 扭伤；猛扭；曲解；折磨
vi. 扭伤；猛扭；猛绞
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He tried to wrench it back, but the muck sucked viciously at his foot as if it were a giant leech.</E>
        <C>他挣扎着想拔出来,但淤泥就像一个巨大的水蛭一样,紧紧地吸住了他的脚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This was a point on which Lydgate smarted as much as Wrench could desire.</E>
        <C>伦奇所指望的这种后果,正是利德盖特最忌讳的事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ignoring the command not to move, he grabbed a heavy pipe wrench, raised it, and leaped forward.</E>
        <C>他不理睬不许动的命令,抄起一把沉重的管道扳子,举起来,跳了过来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>With a wrench he loosens the nuts which fuse the fuel line between tank and engine.</E>
        <C>他用钳子扭松了接连油箱与发动机的油管上的螺钉帽。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had to wrench the lid off the barrel,it was stuck tight.</E>
        <C>我必须把桶盖拧下来,它太紧了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>violence,smart,strain,hurt</E>
        <C>n. 扳手，[机]扳钳；扭伤；痛苦；歪曲；猛扭</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>harry,worry,trouble,tear</E>
        <C>vt. 扭伤；猛扭；曲解；折磨</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>rick</E>
        <C>vi. 扭伤；猛扭；猛绞</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['retʃid]</SM>
    <E>wretched</E>
    <C>adj. 可怜的；卑鄙的；令人苦恼或难受的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If a wretched man has a vice, it shows itself in the lines of his mouth, and droop of his eyelids, the molding of his hands even.</E>
        <C>如果哪个倒霉蛋犯了罪,罪行会在他口边的纹路,下垂的眼睑甚至手的形状上显示出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His fore finger, projecting from the sleeve of his coat, pointed up to the wretched little creature on the pole.</E>
        <C>他从大衣袖筒里伸出食指,指着趴在电杆顶上的那个可怜的小东西。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After being loved by me for years, it's wretched just to be tolerated.</E>
        <C>在获得了我多少年的爱情之后,仅仅受到宽容是很糟心的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You are more affected over the death of a wretched dog than you have ever been over a pain of mine.</E>
        <C>一只可怜的狗使你变成这个样,而我的痛苦从来没有使你如此伤感。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You made me wretched enough for the past fortnight: you might have spared me to-day.</E>
        <C>这两星期里头你害我还害得不够?今天何必再来呢。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>poor,mean,base,dirty</E>
        <C>adj. 可怜的；卑鄙的；令人苦恼或难受的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['riŋkl]</SM>
    <E>wrinkle</E>
    <C>n. 皱纹
vi. 起皱
vt. 使起皱纹
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His dying flesh hangs from him in wrinkle.</E>
        <C>挂在他身上快要死去的皮肉打着皱折。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rugosity,plication</E>
        <C>n. 皱纹</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>crease</E>
        <C>vi. 起皱</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>frounce</E>
        <C>vt. 使起皱纹</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wæɡən]</SM>
    <E>wagon</E>
    <C>n. 货车，四轮马车
vt. 用运货马车运输货物
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A wagon was one of the things he couldn't tug along with his mighty jaws, and he knew it.</E>
        <C>他很清楚,他牙齿再坚硬有力,也无法拖住马车这类庞然大物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He dropped his arms and went up to the wagon, smiling amiably and looking at them out of his pale blue eyes.</E>
        <C>他放下双手,走到车前,用他那两只显得憔悴的蓝眼睛望着他们,和蔼地笑了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr. Haley and Tom jogged onward in their wagon, each, for a time, absorbed in his own reflections.</E>
        <C>海利先生和汤姆驾着马车一路摇摇晃晃地向前走去,各自想着自己的心思。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They send him from there in a wagon, and he's hidden in the straw at the bottom.</E>
        <C>他们从那儿用大车送他走,他躺在车板上,藏在干草下面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>By six o'clock the horses were all saddled, the grub wagon ready.</E>
        <C>六点钟,马都备了鞍,装粮食的大车也安排就绪。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>carriage,lorry</E>
        <C>n. 货车，[车辆]四轮马车</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,hwɔtsəu'evə]</SM>
    <E>whatsoever</E>
    <C>pron. 无论什么
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Nothing her mother had taught her was of any value whatsoever now and her heart was sore and puzzled.</E>
        <C>她只觉得母亲从前教她的话现在一点也没有价值,心里非常惨痛和迷惑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For my part, I abominate all honorable respectable toils, trials, and tribulations of every kind whatsoever.</E>
        <C>拿我来说,一切尊贵的,叫人敬重的劳动、考验和折磨都使我乏味。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This way of measuring the trend of a stream of values can be used for any stream whatsoever.</E>
        <C>这种衡量价值川流的趋势的方法能用于任何一种川流。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Total regurgitation of swallowed material without any nausea whatsoever suggests esophageal obstruction.</E>
        <C>将所进食物全部反出而不伴任何恶心,即说明有食管梗阻。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You're going to come with me, and be seen in public so that everyone will know there is no rift between us whatsoever.</E>
        <C>你就一直跟我在一起,让别人都看看,我们之间没有任何芥蒂。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hwiski]</SM>
    <E>whiskey</E>
    <C>n. 威士忌酒
adj. 威士忌酒的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now he felt the cold whiskey breaking a warm path straight through the middle of him, growing hotter and sharper as it moved.</E>
        <C>冰凉的威士忌在他体内流动,形成了一股暖流,直通到他的内脏,使他感到体内火辣辣的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I would have to tell them not to put ice in the whiskey.</E>
        <C>我本该吩咐他们,别把冰放在酒里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He drained the last of the whiskey into our glasses.</E>
        <C>他把最后一点威士忌酒都倒进我们的杯子里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A chemist takes a sample of whiskey from a vat, determines that it is 90 proof.</E>
        <C>化学家从桶中抽取一些威士忌酒样品加以化验,确定它是90度。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The old man uses his share to buy raw whiskey and dirty pictures, he is a lecher.</E>
        <C>那个老头儿把自己的一份全部卖了去买纯威士忌酒和下流画片,他是个色鬼。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wiskey</E>
        <C>n. [食品]威士忌酒</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['həulsəm]</SM>
    <E>wholesome</E>
    <C>adj. 健全的；有益健康的；合乎卫生的；审慎的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It wouldn't be wholesome for you to go there.</E>
        <C>你去那儿恐怕不安全。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Like a puff of wholesome, blustery wind the doctor was off.</E>
        <C>医师象一般清新的劲风那样,飞也似地走了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My wife and I prefer plain, wholesome food.</E>
        <C>我和我妻子都喜欢清淡、干净的食物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At any rate that feeling was wholesome.</E>
        <C>这种感情至少还是健康的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>healthy,calculating,sound</E>
        <C>adj. 健全的；有益健康的；合乎卫生的；审慎的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wiŋk]</SM>
    <E>wink</E>
    <C>vi. 眨眼；使眼色；闪烁
n. 眨眼；使眼色；闪烁；瞬间
vt. 眨眼
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The mouse seemed to wink with one of its little eyes.</E>
        <C>那支耗子好象眨巴着一只小眼睛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I don't think we can go, Dick," said he, with a wink to his companion.</E>
        <C>“我想我们去不了了,迭克,”他对他的伙伴递了个眼色说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Quick as a wink, the lame mouse snatched up the precious talisman.</E>
        <C>说时迟那时快,跛足的老鼠一把抓住宝贵的法宝。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was on the defensive at a wink and puzzled for a word to reply.</E>
        <C>他一下子就采取防御的态度,可是想不出用什么话来回答。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It's rather late, I'll try and get a wink or two of the balmy.</E>
        <C>此刻时间太迟了,我要试着温馨地闭一闭眼睛。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>nictate,coruscate</E>
        <C>vi. 眨眼；使眼色；闪烁</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>moment,breath,second,instant</E>
        <C>n. 眨眼；使眼色；闪烁；瞬间</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>blink</E>
        <C>vt. 眨眼</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[witʃ]</SM>
    <E>witch</E>
    <C>n. 巫婆，女巫
vt. 迷惑；施巫术
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was as nervous as a witch and as cross as a bear.</E>
        <C>他象巫婆一样神经过敏,像熊一样横蛮凶狠。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"They have found their witch," he said.</E>
        <C>“他们已经找到了迫害的对象,”他说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For I am a witch, you know, and I make things come true.</E>
        <C>因为我是个巫婆子,你知道,我可以把这些梦想变成现实。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The witch hid her loathsome face with her hands.</E>
        <C>巫婆用手掩住她那张令人恶心的脸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He smells out plagiarism with the fury of a witch doctor.</E>
        <C>对于抄袭来的文章,他的嗅觉如巫医般敏感,且怒不可遏。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>carlin,sorceress</E>
        <C>n. 巫婆，女巫</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>ensorcel,bamboozled</E>
        <C>vt. 迷惑；施巫术</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wæɡ]</SM>
    <E>wag</E>
    <C>vt. 摇摆；摇动；饶舌
vi. 摆动；喋喋不休；蹒跚而行
n. 摇摆；爱说笑打趣的人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"You might have gone there, you know, although you do abuse him so," continued the wag.</E>
        <C>“你可能去过,尽管你现在把他说得一无是处,”那个爱说怪话的人又说道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In this country, it is enough for a man to have distinction and brains for every common tongue to wag against him.</E>
        <C>在这个国家里,要是一个有荣誉,有头脑,那么一般凡夫俗子之辈都会鼓动如簧之舌来攻击他。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rock,shake</E>
        <C>vt. 摇摆；摇动；饶舌</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>to oscillate,to swing</E>
        <C>vi. 摆动；喋喋不休；蹒跚而行</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>swing,ricketiness</E>
        <C>n. 摇摆；爱说笑打趣的人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wɛəz]</SM>
    <E>wares</E>
    <C>n. [贸易] 商品；货物
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Small boats loaded with wares sped to the great liner as she was entering the harbour.</E>
        <C>当大型班轮驶进港口时,满载货物的小船纷纷向它飞驶来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Some were haggling loudly with traders as they hawked their wares.</E>
        <C>有些人正在大声同兜售货物的商贩讲价钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You must push your wares if you want better sales.</E>
        <C>如果你想要销路好,你必须强行推销你的商品。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Peddlers cry their wares in the street.</E>
        <C>小贩们在街上叫卖他们的货物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>People know the wares they deal in rather by their tunes than by their words.</E>
        <C>市民判断他们卖的什么货色,并不是根据他们叫喊的词儿,而是听他们的调调儿。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>goods,cargo,merchandise</E>
        <C>n. [贸易]商品；货物</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔʃklɔθ, -klɔ:θ, 'wɔ:ʃ-]</SM>
    <E>washcloth</E>
    <C>n. 毛巾；面巾；洗碟布
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Wipe the other eye with a clean portion of the washcloth to prevent the possible spread of any infection.</E>
        <C>用浴巾的清洁部分擦试另一只眼睛以防感染扩散。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>towel,face-cloth</E>
        <C>n. 毛巾；面巾；洗碟布</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔʃrum, 'wɔ:ʃ-]</SM>
    <E>washroom</E>
    <C>n. 洗手间；盥洗室；厕所
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Three men entered. Two of them pushed guns into Roti's neck, marched him to a washroom and locked him up.</E>
        <C>三个人走进来,其中两个用枪抵住罗迪的颈项,把他押进厕所,锁在里面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I hung around until Helen had to go to the washroom.</E>
        <C>我在外边一直等到海伦不得不上厕所。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>john,convenience,bathroom,toilet</E>
        <C>n. 洗手间；盥洗室；厕所</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['weistful]</SM>
    <E>wasteful</E>
    <C>adj. 浪费的，不经济的；奢侈的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If this method of progress seems chancy and wasteful, it has the merit of its faults.</E>
        <C>如果这种进步的方法好像太碰机会,也太浪费了,它的缺点也不无利益的功绩。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>luxury,dissipative</E>
        <C>adj. 浪费的，不经济的；奢侈的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['weistlænd, -lənd]</SM>
    <E>wasteland</E>
    <C>n. 荒地，不毛之地；未开垦地，荒漠；（精神或文化上的）贫乏
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>These weary dragoons will keep the crown of the wasteland and none will get out of Appin but winged fowls.</E>
        <C>那些讨厌的龙骑兵将守住这荒原中的高地,除了有翅的飞禽,谁也休想飞出亚品。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wilderness,barren land</E>
        <C>n. [农]荒地，不毛之地；未开垦地，荒漠；（精神或文化上的）贫乏</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔtʃdɔɡ, 'wɔ:-, -dɔ:ɡ]</SM>
    <E>watchdog</E>
    <C>n. 看门狗；监察人；忠实的看守人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was still the watchdog on pensions.</E>
        <C>她仍然是年金监察人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>WinDog,big dog</E>
        <C>n. 看门狗；监察人；忠实的看守人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔtʃful, 'wɔ:-]</SM>
    <E>watchful</E>
    <C>adj. 注意的；警惕的；警醒的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He ran his hand into his pocket and looked at me with cold, watchful eyes.</E>
        <C>他把手伸到他的口袋里,用冷冰冰的,戒备的眼光看着我。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He looked like a wary beagle, his soft dark eyes watchful for the origin of the next blow.</E>
        <C>他看起来像一头细心的措兔犬,他的柔和的黑眼睛警觉地注视着下一次打击的来源地。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Quick and watchful, the agile Greek leaped lightly aside, and struck so fell and dexterous a blow on the head of the snake.</E>
        <C>那个机灵的希腊人,行动既敏捷又早有提防,轻捷地跳到一边,凶猛利落地对准蛇头打去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Your daughter will be eighteen years old, your constant companion and a pair of watchful eyes on all you do.</E>
        <C>你女儿18岁,已经是你的伴侣,会刺探你的秘密了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>observing,vigilant</E>
        <C>adj. 注意的；警惕的；警醒的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔ:tə,ski:iŋ, 'wɔ-]</SM>
    <E>water-skiing</E>
    <C>n. 滑水运动（用快艇拖着在水上滑行）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He waved desperately to his companion, who had been water-skiing for the last fifteen minutes.</E>
        <C>他拼命向他的同伴打手势,他的同伴滑水已有十五分钟了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wel'bi:ŋ]</SM>
    <E>well-being</E>
    <C>n. 幸福；康乐
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The girl wore the sad clothes of a prisoner with an air of repose and well-being.</E>
        <C>这女郎穿着褴褛的囚犯服装,却神情愉快,泰然自若。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wind rose, enlivening, keen, and in a blaze of well-being he came to the flat of Tanis Judique.</E>
        <C>迎面吹来的风使人神气清爽,他充满了幸福感,来到坦妮斯·朱迪克的公寓。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The whisky had filled his body with a rosy sense of complete well-being.</E>
        <C>他喝威士忌酒喝得浑身舒畅,觉得有点醺醺然了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>happiness,welfare</E>
        <C>n. 幸福；康乐</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['weliŋ'tenʃənd]</SM>
    <E>well-intentioned</E>
    <C>adj. 好意的，好心的；出于善意的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Griffiths was macerated by this blasting flash from his well-intentioned good deed.</E>
        <C>格里菲思出于善意做的一件好事却招来了毁灭性的打击。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'm sure she had no idea how disheartening her well-intentioned statement sounded.</E>
        <C>我肯定她没有想到她那番好意的话叫人听了有多么泄气。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>good-will</E>
        <C>adj. 好意的，好心的；出于善意的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,hwεərə'pɔn, -'pɔ:n]</SM>
    <E>whereupon</E>
    <C>conj. 于是
adv. 因此
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whereupon the little boat turned her nose once more down the wind.</E>
        <C>于是小船转过船头,再次背着风。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>therefore,hence,accordingly,consequently,thus</E>
        <C>adv. 因此</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['waidə,weik]</SM>
    <E>wide-awake</E>
    <C>adj. 机警的；精明的；完全清醒的
n. 低顶宽边软毡帽
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Here's a landscape!" thought Laurie, peering through the bushes, and looking wide-awake and good-natured already.</E>
        <C>劳笠往树丛中张望进去,便恍然大悟,和颜悦色起来。他想:“这简直是一幅图画!”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tricky,prudent</E>
        <C>adj. 机警的；精明的；完全清醒的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['windəupein]</SM>
    <E>windowpane</E>
    <C>n. 窗玻璃
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She stood with her black face some six inches from the moist windowpane and wondered when on earth would it ever stop raining.</E>
        <C>她站在窗前,她黝黑的脸离开被雨淋湿的窗玻璃只有几英寸的距离。她不知道,这雨到底要下到几时才停呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It rattles the windowpane and sends the dog scratching to get under the bed.</E>
        <C>它把窗玻璃震得格格作响,把狗吓得往床底下钻。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>window glass</E>
        <C>n. [建]窗玻璃</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wind,sə:fə]</SM>
    <E>wind-surfer</E>
    <C>n. 风帆冲浪运动员；风帆冲浪者
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents />
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wið'drɔ:n, wiθ-]</SM>
    <E>withdrawn</E>
    <C>adj. 偏僻的；沉默寡言的；孤独的
v. 取出；撤退（withdraw的过去分词）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A proportion of the paddocks can be withdrawn for mowing.</E>
        <C>可以抽出一定比例的地块供收割牧草用。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Boats had been withdrawn to the north bank.</E>
        <C>渡船早已撤到北岸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He need not be advertised as having withdrawn.</E>
        <C>用不着宣布他已经退出。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A bid may be withdrawn before the fall of the hammer.</E>
        <C>在锤子落下来之前,出价可以收回。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The stopper is too tight that it can't be withdrawn.</E>
        <C>瓶塞太紧拔不出来了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>remote,lonely,alone</E>
        <C>adj. 偏僻的；沉默寡言的；孤独的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>popped</E>
        <C>v. 取出；撤退（withdraw的过去分词）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wiðə]</SM>
    <E>wither</E>
    <C>vt. 使凋谢；使畏缩；使衰弱
vi. 枯萎；凋谢；衰弱
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The scorching torrent was enough to wither the face of the corpse.</E>
        <C>这一阵激流似的痛骂,大可以使死人面上失色。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In autumn the leaves wither and fall off the trees.</E>
        <C>秋天,树叶枯萎并从树上落下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In a sane world, the threat could wither and the promise could blood.</E>
        <C>在一个精神健全的世界中,威胁可以使之衰弱,而希望将会得到繁胜。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She grows as a flower does-she will wither without sun.</E>
        <C>她象鲜花一样成长--没有太阳就会凋谢。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>See how they hang their heads and droop, and wither.</E>
        <C>看!它们不是低着头,弯下腰,就要枯萎了吗?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>debilitate,devitalize</E>
        <C>vt. 使凋谢；使畏缩；使衰弱</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>flag,damp off</E>
        <C>vi. 枯萎；凋谢；衰弱</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wə:ldli]</SM>
    <E>worldly</E>
    <C>adj. 世俗的；世间的；尘世的
adv. 世俗地；世故地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His wife and children were to respect and obey him in all worldly matters.</E>
        <C>他的妻子和孩子们都得尊敬他,在一切世俗事务上服从他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One of these stages is almost sure to be worldly advance.</E>
        <C>其中之一差不多一定得是世路的腾达。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr. Bulstrode in things worldly indifferent was disposed to do what his wife bade him.</E>
        <C>布罗斯特罗德先生在无关紧要的世俗事务上,完全听凭妻子摆布。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a man of much worldly wisdom, and in some ways resembled Voltaire.</E>
        <C>他精于人情世故,在某些方面酷似伏尔泰。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But still good Mr. Hooper sadly smiled at the pale visages of the worldly throng as he passed by.</E>
        <C>不过每当胡波牧师走过熙攘的人群时,还是对芸芸众人的模糊面影凄然微笑。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lay,mundane</E>
        <C>adj. 世俗的；世间的；尘世的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>mundanely,carnally</E>
        <C>adv. 世俗地；世故地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['riɡl]</SM>
    <E>wriggle</E>
    <C>vi. 蠕动；蜿蜒而行
vt. 使蠕动；蠕动到；不知不觉地潜入
n. 蠕动；扭动
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is frightened and wants to wriggle out before he gets caught.</E>
        <C>他害怕了,要想在被捉住之前逃走。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He felt her shoulders gave a wriggle of dissent.</E>
        <C>他感到她的肩膀因为不同意而动了一下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He always finds a way to wriggle out of punishment.</E>
        <C>他总能想出办法逃避惩罚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Small children wriggle in their seats when they are bored.</E>
        <C>小孩子们感到厌烦时,就会在座位上扭动。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>squirm</E>
        <C>vi. 蠕动；蜿蜒而行</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>worm</E>
        <C>vt. 使蠕动；蠕动到；不知不觉地潜入</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>peristalsis,crawing</E>
        <C>n. 蠕动；扭动</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['riŋkld]</SM>
    <E>wrinkled</E>
    <C>adj. 具皱的，有皱纹的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Yes, there would be a day when his face would be wrinkled and wizen, his eyes dim and colorless, the grace of his figure broke and deformed.</E>
        <C>对,将来总有一天他的脸庞会起皱和萎缩,他的眼睛会朦胧无光,他那优雅的躯体会屈曲变形。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The heat from the fire wrinkled the cover of the book.</E>
        <C>火炉上的热气把书皮烤皱了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His hair was thin, his moustache grey, his skin loose and wrinkled over a face that might once have been strong.</E>
        <C>他头发稀疏,胡子灰白,皮肉松弛,那曾经很丰满的脸膛上布满了皱纹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His eyes darkened and his brow wrinkled.</E>
        <C>他的眼睛阴沉起来,眉头也皱起来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The skin of his neck was loose and wrinkled.</E>
        <C>他的脖子上的皮肤松驰,皱巴。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rugose,creased</E>
        <C>adj. 具皱的，有皱纹的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔ:niŋ]</SM>
    <E>warning</E>
    <C>n. 警告；预兆；预告
adj. 警告的；引以为戒的
v. 警告（warn的ing形式）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Perhaps the two bullet holes in the front window should have been a warning to us.</E>
        <C>或许,那前窗的两个弹孔对我们已是一个警告。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a warning that things might get out of hand if the offensive did not stop.</E>
        <C>这是一个警告,说明如果攻势不停止,事情可能会失去控制。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He felt as ashamed as if he had, without warning her, stepped off the Cobb and set sail for China.</E>
        <C>他深感羞愧,这好比自己事先对她没打个招呼就一步迈下防波堤,乘船到中国去了一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Michie was, or seemed, able to make a fool of him again and again without warning.</E>
        <C>米切能够或者说似乎能够突如其来地使他洋相百出。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a tiny, priggish, warning voice in my ears which in the tones of Collins told me it was seemly to hold back.</E>
        <C>我耳边响起一种微弱的,一本正经的,象科林斯的声音,警告我最好不要去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>admonition,caveat</E>
        <C>n. 警告；预兆；预告</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cautionary,admonitory</E>
        <C>adj. 警告的；引以为戒的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔriə, 'wɔ:-]</SM>
    <E>warrior</E>
    <C>n. 战士，勇士；鼓吹战争的人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Young warrior ought to ask young girl; no make young girl speak first. Mingo girls are too shame for that.</E>
        <C>年青的战士应当向年轻的姑娘求爱,不能让年轻的姑娘先开口,明哥姑娘也不好意思这样做的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The pride of a warrior would not permit him to meet her fond and anxious looks.</E>
        <C>战士的高傲心情不允许他迎视她那脉脉含情的关怀视线。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The death of one warrior will not cast a cloud between them forever.</E>
        <C>尽管一位战士死了,但他们之间决不会永远蒙上阴影的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I did hope he would prove to be as stout a warrior as he is dexterous with the deer.</E>
        <C>我就希望他是个机灵的打鹿好手,也是个勇敢的武士。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In her arms the warrior finds repose.</E>
        <C>在她的怀抱里,这位武士得到了安宁。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>champion,fighter,brave</E>
        <C>n. 战士，勇士；鼓吹战争的人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wel'edju:keitid, -dʒu-]</SM>
    <E>well-educated</E>
    <C>adj. 受过良好教育的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was intelligent, well-educated, healthy and active, but did not know how to employ his energy.</E>
        <C>他很聪明,又受过良好教育,而且健康活泼,但就是不知道怎样使用自己的精力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain is a smart, articulate, well-educated American, who happens to be a Black man.</E>
        <C>共和党总统候选人赫尔曼·凯因思维敏捷,能言善辩,受过良好教育,还刚好是个美国黑人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A growing number of well-educated women now have careers and lifestyles they don't want to give up for families -- at least not yet.</E>
        <C>现在越来越多的妇女受过良好教育,有自己的职业和生活方式,不想为家庭放弃这一切,至少现在还没考虑过放弃。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We are targeting the product at the children of well-educated, high income, young professionals.</E>
        <C>我们的产品锁定的是受过良好教育的儿童、收入高的年轻专业人士。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Well-educated as he is, he tends to lose his temper.</E>
        <C>尽管受过良好的教育,他还是很容易发脾气。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['westənə]</SM>
    <E>westerner</E>
    <C>n. 西方人，欧美人；美国西部的人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"It'll take you a week or so," said Connolly, a bluff westerner in his sixties.</E>
        <C>“这大约要花掉你一星期左右,”康诺利说。他是一个六十来岁,脾气爽直的西部人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Charles Dickens, touring America in 1842, met his first westerner on a canal-boat making for Pittsburgh: a strange, scornful man.</E>
        <C>在1842年游历美国的狄更斯,在一条驶往匹兹堡的运河上首次碰到西部人,一个奇特的出言不逊的人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For the westerner, the roots of independence run deep.</E>
        <C>对这位西方人来说,独立的根子扎得很深。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>occidental</E>
        <C>n. 西方人，欧美人；美国西部的人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['waizli]</SM>
    <E>wisely</E>
    <C>adv. 明智地；聪明地；精明地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He ruled so wisely that there was no more trouble among the people.</E>
        <C>他治理有方,非常贤明,因此人民之间再没有纠纷了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She always kissed one as if she were sadly and wisely sending one away forever.</E>
        <C>她总是这样吻别一个人,仿佛她是在既伤心又懂事地与他永远诀别。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Once or twice she could discern a faint blush, but in general Charlotte wisely did not hear.</E>
        <C>夏绿蒂有一两次被她看得微微脸红了,不过一般总是很聪明地装作没有听见。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After all, more than a Queen was going to her rest, a woman who had braved sorrow, lived well and wisely according to her lights.</E>
        <C>说到底话,这里安息的并不仅仅是个女皇,而是一个排除了忧患,度过自己无咎的一生,苦心孤诣的一生的一个妇人啊!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After scoring over my calmness in this graphic way he nodded wisely.</E>
        <C>他以如此形象逼真的动作吓了我以后,便狡黠地朝我点点头。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>intelligently,cleverly</E>
        <C>adv. 明智地；聪明地；精明地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wiʃful]</SM>
    <E>wishful</E>
    <C>adj. 渴望的，愿望的；寄予希望的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was not entirely wishful to emigrate, and yet when he thought of it he was wishful.</E>
        <C>他原来不大情愿移居国外,但他一转念,也就愿意了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>eager,hungry,desired,anxious,sick</E>
        <C>adj. 渴望的，愿望的；寄予希望的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wud,wə:kiŋ]</SM>
    <E>woodworking</E>
    <C>n. 木工；[木] 木工活
adj. 干木工活的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The protection can be readily damaged by the development of shakes or splits and by woodworking.</E>
        <C>保护层容易因震动或干裂的发展及木工处理受到损害。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>carperter</E>
        <C>n. [木]木工；木工活</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wə:dlis]</SM>
    <E>wordless</E>
    <C>adj. 沉默的，无言的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The whole intercourse was wordless, intense and close.</E>
        <C>整个交流都是在默默无声中进行的,强烈而又亲密。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>silent,mum</E>
        <C>adj. 沉默的，无言的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wə:kpleis]</SM>
    <E>workplace</E>
    <C>n. 工作场所；车间
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the new wired workplace, cyberslacking is becoming a common and bewildering problem.</E>
        <C>在网络办公环境中,“网络偷懒”越来越成为一个普遍而困扰的问题。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>plant,working space</E>
        <C>n. [管理]工作场所；车间</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wʌrisəm, 'wə:-]</SM>
    <E>worrisome</E>
    <C>adj. 令人烦恼的，令人不安的；麻烦的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She thought about the whole worrisome affair with confused unhappiness for a few days.</E>
        <C>她在心里盘算着这件恼人的事情,好几天为之心烦意乱,郁郁不乐。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tight,vexatious</E>
        <C>adj. 令人烦恼的，令人不安的；麻烦的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[riŋ]</SM>
    <E>wring</E>
    <C>vt. 拧；绞；紧握；使痛苦；折磨
vi. 蠕动；扭动；感到痛苦；感到苦恼
n. 拧；绞；挤；扭动
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I wish to foster, not to blight; to earn gratitude, not to wring tears of blood.</E>
        <C>我希望培育,不希望损坏--希望赢得感激,不希望挤出血泪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I could not wring from my little lady how she had spent the day.</E>
        <C>我不能从我小姐口中盘问出她是怎么消磨这一天的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I'll wring his neck for her," said Mrs. Tremaine.</E>
        <C>“为了她我要扭断他的脖子,”屈里曼太太说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If I had you in my hands, I would wring your neck!</E>
        <C>假如我捉到你的话,我要拧断你的脖子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She wanted to wring his experiences from him at once.</E>
        <C>她迫不及待地想从他嘴里得知他的全部经历。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>screw,harry,worry,trouble,tear</E>
        <C>vt. 拧；绞；紧握；使痛苦；折磨</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>squirm,wriggle</E>
        <C>vi. 蠕动；扭动；感到痛苦；感到苦恼</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>twist,tweak</E>
        <C>n. 拧；绞；挤；扭动</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['ristwɔtʃ, -wɔ:tʃ]</SM>
    <E>wristwatch</E>
    <C>n. 手表
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He demanded her wristwatch as a pawn for the loan.</E>
        <C>他要她把手表留下来作为贷款的抵押。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>watch</E>
        <C>n. 手表</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['weid]</SM>
    <E>wade</E>
    <C>vi. 跋涉
vt. 涉水；费力行走
n. 跋涉；可涉水而过的地方
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"My God!" said Bill, "It can't be this cold tomorrow. I'm not going to wade in a stream in this weather."</E>
        <C>“我的上帝!”比尔说,“明天可不要这么冷。这种天气我不愿下河淌水。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The cold is too awful for anything, and the snow will soon be too deep for us to wade through.</E>
        <C>天冷得叫人受不了,雪还会积得更深,我们将更无法行走。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We'll wade the stream at the shallowest point.</E>
        <C>我们将在最浅处涉过小溪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The work won't wait;let's wade into it now.</E>
        <C>工作不能等;让我们现在就干起来吧。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>trudge</E>
        <C>vi. 跋涉</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>slog</E>
        <C>n. 跋涉；可涉水而过的地方</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wein]</SM>
    <E>wane</E>
    <C>vi. 衰落；变小；亏缺；退潮；消逝
n. 衰退；月亏；衰退期；缺损
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now that the sun was on the wane some of its impact was gone, and while the air was hot, the hammering rays were weaker.</E>
        <C>现在太阳西落了,已经失去了几分威力,空气虽然还是热辣辣的,那炙肤的光线却微弱一些了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>School and home seemed to recede from us and their influences upon us seemed to wane.</E>
        <C>学校和家庭似乎离我们越来越远了,对我们的约束也越来越松了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>decline,slump</E>
        <C>vi. 衰落；变小；亏缺；[海洋]退潮；消逝</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>recession,downturn,decline</E>
        <C>n. [经]衰退；[天]月亏；衰退期；缺损</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wɔsp, wɔ:sp-]</SM>
    <E>wasp</E>
    <C>n. 黄蜂；[昆] 胡蜂；易怒的人
vi. 黄蜂似的直扑
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A wasp having severely stung a horse, the latter kicked and pranced about, with an intention of destroying its tormentor.</E>
        <C>黄蜂把马狠狠地螫了一下。只见那匹马又踢又蹦,一心要把这只使它痛苦的飞虫消灭掉。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>vespid</E>
        <C>n. 黄蜂；[昆]胡蜂；易怒的人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔ:təspaut, 'wɔ-]</SM>
    <E>waterspout</E>
    <C>n. 海龙卷；排水口
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This artificial hurricane rushed like a waterspout through the air.</E>
        <C>人造暴风,象龙卷风一样突然窜上高空。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>outfall,sinkhole</E>
        <C>n. [气象]海龙卷；排水口</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hwi:l,bærəu]</SM>
    <E>wheelbarrow</E>
    <C>n. 独轮手推车
vt. 用于推车运送
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>One old man struggled along with a small barrel of flour on a wheelbarrow.</E>
        <C>还有一个老头子,独自蹒跚地用一辆独轮车推着一小口袋面粉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"What kept you so long?" Brockway snapped from a wheelbarrow where he sat.</E>
        <C>“什么事情使你耽搁得这么久?”布罗克韦坐在一辆手推车上,怒气冲冲地问。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The workman was wheeling a load of bricks on a wheelbarrow.</E>
        <C>那位工人在推一手推车砖。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hwain]</SM>
    <E>whine</E>
    <C>vi. 发牢骚；哭诉；嘎嘎响；发呜呜声
vt. 哀诉
n. 抱怨；牢骚；哀鸣
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The silence of the forest was more oppressive than the heat, and at this hour of the day there was not even the whine of insects.</E>
        <C>森林的静谧比起暑热来更为逼人,在这个时刻,甚至连各种昆虫的哀鸣都没有了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Possibly picking up the scent of her young, she let out a high-pitched, plaintive whine.</E>
        <C>她可能闻到了幼崽的气味,发出一声尖锐,哀伤的悲嚎。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They do not sweat and whine about their condition.</E>
        <C>他们并不对他们的处境牢骚烦恼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the Greek candy-store was the whine of a peanut-roaster, and the oil smell of nuts.</E>
        <C>从那家希腊人开的糖果店里,传来了哔哩啪啦油炸花生的声音,散发着油炸花生的香味。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bullet hit a rock and rocketed with a sharp whine.</E>
        <C>子弹打在一块岩石上,一声尖厉的呼啸,跳飞开去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>complain,pinge</E>
        <C>vi. 发牢骚；哭诉；嘎嘎响；发呜呜声</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>complaint,beef</E>
        <C>n. 抱怨；牢骚；哀鸣</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wikidli]</SM>
    <E>wickedly</E>
    <C>adv. 恶劣地；居心叵测地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was for your sake I came; and it will be wickedly ungrateful if you refuse.</E>
        <C>为了你的缘故,我才来;如果你不肯的话,那太忘恩负义了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I feel I was wickedly selfish last night.</E>
        <C>我感觉到我昨晚上自私自利到了不仁不义的程度了!</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>badly,ill</E>
        <C>adv. 恶劣地；居心叵测地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[wintʃ]</SM>
    <E>winch</E>
    <C>vt. 用绞盘拉
n. 绞车；曲柄
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sometimes they determined to starve me, or at least to shoot me in the face and hands with poisoned arrows, winch would soon dispatch me.</E>
        <C>他们一度曾决定把我饿死或者用毒箭射我的脸和手,马上就可以把我处死。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I turned; a second huge wave was overtaking us, winch I half hoped would drown me. With a curious fascination I watched its awful advent.</E>
        <C>我转过身去,又一排巨浪迎头向我们扑过来,我以为这一下子多半要给淹死了,不由魂飞魄散地瞅着那可怕的大浪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She brought the hook to the wheelchair, snapped it through a steel eye, then returned to the winch.</E>
        <C>她拿着铁钩走到轮椅跟前,喀嚓一声把它扣在一个铁孔上,然后回到绞车跟前。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A winch allows the birds to be lowered or raised.</E>
        <C>飞行器可用绞车降低或升高。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>drawworks,hooked bar</E>
        <C>n. [机]绞车；曲柄</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['windəusil]</SM>
    <E>windowsill</E>
    <C>n. [建] 窗台；[建] 窗沿
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Put pebbles in the bottom of a small jar, then fill with potting soil. Plant herb or flower seeds, and put in the windowsill.</E>
        <C>在小玻璃瓶底铺上鹅卵石,然后装满陶土。种上药草或者花种,放在窗台上等它长成吧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The way the sun lights up flower pots on a windowsill.</E>
        <C>阳光照在窗台花盆的景象。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I got ice cream on the windowsill.</E>
        <C>指的是窗台。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Can you help me sit on the windowsill?</E>
        <C>你能帮我坐到窗台上去吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>looking at the wind blow through the windowsill at night</E>
        <C>看夜风吹过窗台</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>sill of window</E>
        <C>n. [建]窗台；窗沿</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['windskri:n]</SM>
    <E>windscreen</E>
    <C>n. 汽车挡风玻璃
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>As she was thrown forward, the cake went right through the windscreen and landed on the road.</E>
        <C>她往前一扑,蛋糕从挡风屏处飞出,落在马路上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔndəriθ]</SM>
    <E>wandering</E>
    <C>adj. 流浪的；漫游的，徘徊的；蜿蜒的
n. 闲逛；离题；神志恍惚
v. 漫游；闲逛（wander的ing形式）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She saw that queer little toss of her head to keep back the wandering hair that would always get into her eyes.</E>
        <C>她看到她轻巧地把头一扬,把晃动着的,老是跑到眼睛里去的头发甩到后面去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He lost nothing, in truth, by these wandering glances, for she was better worth looking at than most works of art.</E>
        <C>确实,他的目光虽然离开了画,他没有损失什么,因为她是比许多艺术品更值得观赏的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>And here was I back again, a wandering, hunted blackguard, on the wrong side of Forth.</E>
        <C>现在呢,我已退回到福司河这一面——只是流浪的,被追捕的可怜虫。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Your wandering girl is fine and happy.</E>
        <C>您那漂泊江湖的女儿很好,很快乐。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>ragamuffinly,migratory</E>
        <C>adj. 流浪的；漫游的，徘徊的；蜿蜒的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fooling around,off the point</E>
        <C>n. 闲逛；离题；神志恍惚</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>gallivanting</E>
        <C>v. 漫游；闲逛（wander的ing形式）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wɔ:təlɔɡd, 'wɔ-, -lɔ:ɡd]</SM>
    <E>waterlogged</E>
    <C>adj. 涝的；浸满水的，吸饱水的
v. 进水；浸满水（waterlog的过去分词）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A number of conservation methods have been devised for waterlogged wood.</E>
        <C>已研究出许多种保养被水浸泡过的木头的方法。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In 1928 some porpoises were photographed working like beavers to push ashore a waterlogged mattress.</E>
        <C>1928年有人把这些海豚象海狸那样把一床浸泡了水的褥垫推上岸时的情景拍摄了下来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>afloat</E>
        <C>adj. 涝的；浸满水的，吸饱水的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wiərinis]</SM>
    <E>weariness</E>
    <C>n. 疲倦，疲劳；厌倦
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Weariness had dropped from her as though some cruel stimulant had been forced into her veins.</E>
        <C>是她的血管里似乎注入了某种强烈的兴奋剂,驱散了全部的倦意。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He turned away with a sense of utter weariness.</E>
        <C>他疲惫不堪地转身走开了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A few around the table showed signs of weariness.</E>
        <C>在座的人有几个已面带疲倦。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>These thoughts worked their dim way through Huck's mind, and under the weariness they gave him he fell asleep.</E>
        <C>这些念头模模糊糊地在哈克心里转了一会儿,这使他精神疲倦,因此他就睡着了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fatigue,tiredness</E>
        <C>n. 疲倦，疲劳；厌倦</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hwimzikəl]</SM>
    <E>whimsical</E>
    <C>adj. 古怪的；异想天开的；反复无常的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He greeted me with one of his whimsical smiles.</E>
        <C>他用一种想入非非的笑来欢迎我。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His face was a pleasant one, with a whimsical smiling quality about it that made other men like him at a glance.</E>
        <C>他的面部表情是愉快的,具有一种怪诞的微笑的特征,使得人们很容易喜欢他。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>odd,curious</E>
        <C>adj. 古怪的；异想天开的；反复无常的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wiŋkl]</SM>
    <E>winkle</E>
    <C>vt. 剔出；费劲找出
n. 食用螺
vi. 闪耀
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"If I fall," said Mr. Winkle, "or if the Doctor falls, you, my dear friend, will be tried as an accessory before the fact."</E>
        <C>“假如我死了,”文克尔先生说,“或者是那医生死了,那么你,我亲受的朋友,就要作为从犯而受到审判。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Another piece, the most famous and enduring in the whole books, tells the tale of Rip Van Winkle.</E>
        <C>全书最有名最隽永的一篇,讲的是瑞普·凡·温克尔的奇遇。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sadness of the scene imparted a sombre tinge to the feelings of Mr. Winkle.</E>
        <C>景象的凄凉,使文克尔先生的心情带上了阴暗的色调。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr. Winkle looked up at the declining orb.</E>
        <C>文克尔先生抬头看看落日。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I beg you won't mention it, sir", said Mr. Winkle.</E>
        <C>“我请你不要介意了,先生”,文克尔先生说。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>shine on,flare</E>
        <C>vi. 闪耀</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['wə:k,steiʃən]</SM>
    <E>workstation</E>
    <C>n. 工作站；工拙
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If it’s red, a defect has been traced back to her workstation.</E>
        <C>如果是红色的,她的车间会记一次过。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Another workstation with the same name exists. The name was not changed.</E>
        <C>另一个工作站有相同名称。没有改变名称。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>With more people snatching lunch at their desks, the workstation can be a haven for germs.</E>
        <C>如果有更多人在桌前吃午饭,办公场所就会成为细菌的乐园。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This can help you determine the cause of a server or workstation crash.</E>
        <C>这有助于您确定服务器或工作站崩溃的原因。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If you do not specify a server, the name of the workstation is used.</E>
        <C>如果未指定服务器,则使用工作站名称。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>working station</E>
        <C>n. 工作站；工拙</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
</Words>